The world’s largest hydrogen fueling station could soon become San Francisco‘s biggest landmark if everything goes according to plan. The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Maritime Administration, MARAD is currently reviewing the plan to add a massive hydrogen station to the San Francisco Bay that could seriously help reduce carbon emissions from vehicles like cars, buses, a high-speed ferry and other maritime vessels. The station would have twice the capacity of the world’s biggest existing station, providing about 1,500 kg…
World’s largest hydrogen station in the works for San Francisco
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