Nikola Corporation, a global leader in zero-emissions transportation and energy supply solutions, has unveiled a new hydrogen refueling station in West Sacramento, California, under its HYLA brand. The station, located at 917 Stillwater Rd, will be operational in January 2025. This development marks a significant step in Nikola's strategy to enhance its hydrogen presence in Northern California and provide efficient refueling solutions for Class 8 trucks. The West Sacramento station's phase one will cater to fueling up to 20 Nikola hydrogen fuel cell electric Class 8 trucks on a daily basis. The company aims to ensure a seamless refueling experience for its customers by offering continuous site support. Nikola's collaboration with state and local authorities is targeted at establishing a robust hydrogen supply chain and refueling infrastructure to support the increasing demand for zero-emission trucks in California. California State Senator Christopher Cabaldon expressed enthusiasm about the new HYLA station, highlighting the benefits of hydrogen for trucking, such as rapid refueling and long working range at load. He emphasized the station's role in expediting the adoption of zero-emission trucks in California, particularly in the state capital region. The HYLA refueling network, which includes various refueling options like modular and permanent stations, customer-owned facilities, and partnerships with public truck stops, aims to provide flexibility for hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles and other Class 8 customers. This initiative is aligned with Nikola Corporation's mission to pioneer solutions for a zero-emissions world by advancing hydrogen fueling ecosystems and promoting sustainable transportation solutions. By expanding its HYLA fueling network in West Sacramento, Nikola is making significant strides towards achieving its sustainability goals and supporting the transition to zero-emission trucking in the United States.