Approval has been granted for a hydrogen fuel station to be built in British Columbia, Canada, costing approximately $2 million. If successful, the station would be one of the largest hydrogen-focused facilities in Canada. The project forms part of a commitment by the Capital Regional District (CRD) for a 33% reduction in local emissions before 2020 and to help develop hydrogen infrastructure. Hyundai will be providing two fuel cell vehicles to the project for testing. The CRD believes that the way to encourage consumer take-up of fuel-cell vehicles is to make significant investments in hydrogen fuel infrastructure.
Approval has been granted for a hydrogen fuel station to be built in British Columbia, Canada, costing around $2m. If successful, the station would be one of the largest hydrogen-focused facilities in Canada. The project forms part of a commitment by the Capital Regional District (CRD) for a 33% reduction in local emissions before 2020 and to help develop hydrogen infrastructure. Hyundai will be providing two fuel cell vehicles to the project for testing. The CRD believes that the way to encourage consumer take-up of fuel-cell vehicles is to make significant investments in hydrogen fuel infrastructure.