A study commissioned by Hydrogen South West, conducted by professional services consulting firm WSP, has identified Bridgwater and other regional locations like Bristol, Exeter, Plymouth, and South West Cornwall as critical hydrogen refuelling sites by 2030. The study predicts that by 2030, around 7,000 vehicles in the region could be powered by hydrogen, necessitating up to 88 tonnes of hydrogen daily. This transition is driven by factors such as the unique decarbonisation needs of the South West and the inefficiency of battery electric technology for certain vehicle fleets. Hydrogen is considered a more suitable solution based on journey patterns, payload requirements, and terrain challenges. The study aims to lay the foundation for the development of hydrogen refuelling clusters aligned with strategic locations and existing projects in the region. Hydrogen South West, a consortium comprising various industry leaders, is actively involved in advancing hydrogen infrastructure and technology to support low carbon transportation in the area.