California Hydrogen Coalition

Toyota's new partnership could go a long way for the future of hydrogen fuel cells powering long-haul trucking: cartoq.com/car-news/toyot…

Hydrogen fuel-cell buses are gaining momentum — growing nearly 50% nationwide in the last year. Of those fleets, 81% are right here in California. sustainable-bus.com/news/californi…

Couldn't agree with this piece in the Sacramento Bee more: Hydrogen blending is a commonsense way to reduce harmful emissions that would otherwise be harming the air we breathe. sacbee.com/opinion/letter…

Hydrogen projects are already benefiting communities around the state, including in Kern County. These investments should stay in our communities, not be unlawfully stripped away by the federal government. yahoo.com/news/articles/…

Projects like ARCHES are already benefiting our economy and advancing the many benefits of hydrogen energy — energy independence, cleaner air for all of us to breathe, and good paying, blue-collar jobs. These should be shared goals for all Americans. latimes.com/environment/st…

Blending up to 5% hydrogen into natural gas cuts emissions — in particular harmful methane emissions — in an efficient and timely way. We must use real-world evidence to speed these decarbonization strategies now. finance.yahoo.com/news/sempra-hy…

Fuel cell truck infrastructure is growing to the East Coast! A sign of great new things to come. h2-view.com/story/hyundai-…

Good news for California's clean energy future: @SoCalGas is asking state regulators to advance hydrogen blending based on proven global safety data. Blending up to 5% hydrogen into natural gas can cut emissions — particularly harmful methane emissions — using existing infrastructure without need to wait or replace appliances. Let's leverage real-world evidence to accelerate decarbonization NOW. prnewswire.com/news-releases/…

Another California transit agency is hopping on the hydrogen bandwagon: The Victor Valley Transit Authority in the High Desert is unveiling 13 new hydrogen fuel cell-powered buses! vvdailypress.com/story/news/202…

An East Bay facility is now capturing hydrogen that's produced as a byproduct of bleach manufacturing — creating a local hydrogen supply for Bay Area drivers, fueling stations, and transit agencies. pressdemocrat.com/2025/12/17/k2-…

Good news for these worthy hydrogen grants conducted by University of California researchers. eenews.net/articles/judge…

Big news out of the LBC: The Port of Long Beach is launching a new program to facilitate more clean-running hydrogen trucks at the nation's second-busiest port.

Exciting news: Toyota is investing in FirstElement Fuel, California's largest hydrogen fueling network with 38 stations. This partnership will boost opportunities for drivers to find convenient places to fuel their vehicles. pressroom.toyota.com/toyota-aims-to…

Transitioning LA's largest gas power plant to running on hydrogen will mean fewer emissions and cleaner air — a win-win combination for LA residents. latimes.com/environment/st…

Find the draft plan here: energy.ca.gov/publications/2…

.@CalEnergy's draft Clean Transportation Spending Plan takes important steps forward by investing in fuel cell zero-emission vehicle infrastructure. We look forward to continuing our collaboration with the CEC to secure additional funding that supports the full buildout of hydrogen infrastructure needed to achieve our shared goal of a cleaner, more sustainable transportation sector.

A bipartisan consensus in Congress is standing by critical federal investments in hydrogen. It doesn't matter if you live in a red or blue state: The benefits of hydrogen — affordable energy, jobs, and cleaner air — are real.

By cutting funding for projects like the Lodi Energy Center Hydrogen Project, the federal government is moving us backward — undermining progress on affordable energy, job creation, and cleaner air. This short-sighted move should be reversed immediately.

A second hydrogen fueling station for the Foothill Transit system = more capacity to grow its hydrogen bus fleet + cleaner air for the residents of the San Gabriel and Pomona Valleys to breath. A win-win for all. mobilityplaza.org/news/42703