Air Products has announced plans to construct a network of permanent, commercial-scale, multi-modal hydrogen refueling stations in California, stretching from Northern to Southern California. The aim is to support heavy-duty and light-duty vehicles, with each station having the capacity to fuel up to 200 trucks or 2,000 cars per day. This initiative was unveiled at the California Hydrogen Convention in Los Angeles, highlighting the importance of robust hydrogen infrastructure for the energy transition and climate change goals. Air Products' investment in clean energy megaprojects globally and the commitment to California's hydrogen refueling network are seen as crucial steps towards achieving a cleaner future. California officials have praised the initiative, emphasizing the role of hydrogen in meeting the state's clean energy objectives and paving the way for zero-emissions transportation. The project aligns with Air Products' position as the world's largest supplier of hydrogen, with extensive experience in hydrogen fueling station projects worldwide. The company's focus on sustainability and clean energy solutions further underlines its dedication to environmental stewardship and innovation.