Global Hydrogen Station Deployments: A Look into the Growing Hydrogen Economy
Key Ideas
- Over 800 hydrogen stations globally detailed in the database, showcasing attributes like location, fueling pressure, and vehicle types supported.
- Growing number of hydrogen stations worldwide reflects the expansion of the hydrogen economy, supporting fuel cell buses, trucks, and passenger vehicles.
- China and Japan lead in hydrogen station deployments, with Germany and France also making significant contributions in Europe.
- Limited deployments in the Middle East, Africa, U.S. states like California and Ohio, and Latin America signify the need for further global expansion.
The "Global Hydrogen Station Database, 1Q 2025" added to ResearchAndMarkets.com provides comprehensive information on over 800 hydrogen stations deployed worldwide. Details like location, opening date, fueling pressure, daily fueling capacity, storage capacity, vehicle types supported, and the hydrogen sourcing method are included. The database highlights the rapid growth of hydrogen stations globally, serving as a foundation for the emerging hydrogen economy. Noteworthy deployments are fueling hydrogen fuel cell vehicles like buses, trucks, and passenger cars. China and Japan lead in station numbers in the Asia-Pacific region, while Germany and France are prominent in Europe. California is the primary U.S. state with significant hydrogen station installations, while other states like Ohio also contribute. However, deployments in the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America remain limited, suggesting the need for further global adoption and expansion of hydrogen infrastructure.