A Comparative Study of Hydrogen Refueling Station Experience
Under the auspices of the International Energy Agency’s Hydrogen Implementing Agreement, a working group has been evaluating and comparing experiences with hydrogen fueling stations. The group, Task 18 Evaluation of Integrated Systems, has considered the very recent experience in Malmö, Sweden, Reyk...
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| Summary: | Under the auspices of the International Energy Agency’s Hydrogen Implementing Agreement, a working group has been evaluating and comparing experiences with hydrogen fueling stations. The group, Task 18 Evaluation of Integrated Systems, has considered the very recent experience in Malmö, Sweden, Reykjavik, Iceland, and Vancouver, Canada. In each case, a number of vehicles are operated on hydrogen or a mixture of hydrogen and natural gas. Hydrogen fueling takes place at a dedicated refueling facility. Detailed analysis of these systems focuses on performance of the refueling station components. Also in the cases of Malmö and Reykjavik, where a number of buses have been operated in city service, analysis on the performance of the buses has been completed. This paper presents a comparative discussion of the three refueling stations. |
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