Information Trends, a market research firm, unveiled a comprehensive database by the end of 2024, detailing the deployment of nearly 1,400 hydrogen fueling stations worldwide. This database, available on a subscription basis, serves as a valuable resource for tracking the global expansion of hydrogen infrastructure. Anoshia Wajid, the lead analyst at Information Trends, highlighted the importance of these deployments in driving the hydrogen economy, particularly in enabling the transition to hydrogen fuel cell vehicles such as buses, trucks, and light-duty vehicles. The database covers over 50 countries, with Asia-Pacific seeing significant activity, especially in China, Japan, and Korea. In contrast, the Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) region boasts over 400 hydrogen stations, with Germany and France emerging as leaders in deployments. The Americas, led by the United States, are noted to have fewer stations, with Latin America having a modest count. The proactive nature of Information Trends in updating the database ensures that users receive the latest information on hydrogen station deployments. The constant addition of new data reflects the dynamic growth of the hydrogen market globally. As hydrogen stations continue to be established worldwide, the database serves as a vital tool for industry stakeholders and policymakers in monitoring and promoting the advancement of hydrogen infrastructure and adoption.