Source: ACT News

On October 8 (10/08) – symbolic of hydrogen’s atomic weight (1.008) — the hydrogen and fuel cell community celebrated the 4th Annual National Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day. Officially designated by both the House and Senate, October 8 is a reminder of the environmental and economic benefits that can be delivered to America through large-scale use of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies. Included in this recognition are hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (FCVs), which are already emerging as commercial products in the gasoline-dominated light-duty sector. However, FCVs may hold even greater promise for their potential to displace diesel fuel in high-impact, high-fuel-use heavy-duty vehicle sectors. This will deliver the largest transportation-related reductions for both smog-forming and climate-changing emissions.

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