In a letter to Governor Gavin Newsom, executives of 25 multi-national companies have called for major new investments to the hydrogen infrastructure as part of a zero-emission vehicle plan in California, US.
Signing the letter were officials from Toyota, Hyundai, BMW, Shell, Chevron, American Air Liquide Holdings, Ballard, Bayo Tech, Faurecia, Hexagon Purus, Nel-Americas, Nikola Motor, Plug Power, PowerTap Hydrogen Fueling Company, True Zero, Cellcentric, Cummins, Linde, 122 West, Black and Veatch, Mann + Hummel, Chart, Iwatani, Toyota Tsusho, and Ways2H.
The executives have specifically called on the Governor to boost funding in the state’s clean transportation program reauthorisation and to direct the California Energy Commission to dedicate $500m of the $1bn securitisation to hydrogen fuel infrastructure to serve light-duty, transit and the heavy-duty vehicle markets.
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