Information Trends, a market research firm, has released a comprehensive database listing the locations of nearly 1,400 hydrogen fueling stations deployed globally by the end of 2024. Led by analyst Anoshia Wajid, the firm aims to track and document the worldwide growth of hydrogen stations, highlighting their importance in driving the hydrogen economy. The database, available on a subscription basis, provides detailed information on these stations and is continuously updated by diligent analysts. The Asia-Pacific region stands out with over a dozen countries deploying hydrogen stations, with China, Japan, and Korea leading the pack. In Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA), more than 30 countries have embraced hydrogen station deployments, with Germany and France taking the lead. The Americas, particularly the United States, are trailing in the global deployment of hydrogen stations. Ms. Wajid emphasizes the proactive approach of Information Trends in updating the database with the latest deployment data from over 50 countries globally. Hydrogen stations are crucial for promoting the adoption of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, such as buses, trucks, and light-duty vehicles, signaling a shift towards cleaner transportation options. The database serves as a valuable resource for stakeholders interested in tracking the progress of hydrogen infrastructure worldwide.