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Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicle and Infrastructure Learning Demonstration

Initiated in 2003, DOE's Controlled Hydrogen Fleet and Infrastructure Demonstration and Validation Project is the largest project in the world to validate fuel cell vehicles and the supporting refueling infrastructure in parallel under real-world conditions.

The project identifies and tracks the status of technologies as they evolve, assesses the progress of technology readiness, and provides feedback for hydrogen research and development activities. This six-year project through 2010 uses multiple geographic locations and climates with a variety of hydrogen sources, including renewables.

NREL's role is to receive and analyze the technical data from the fuel cell vehicles and the hydrogen refueling infrastructure. Learn more about NREL's role in validation of hydrogen fuel cell vehicle and infrastructure technology. As nations around the world pursue a variety of sustainable transportation solutions, hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) present a promising opportunity for American consumers and automakers. FCEVs offer a sustainable transportation option, provide a cost-competitive alternative for drivers, reduce dependence on imported oil, and enable global economic leadership and job growth.

Composite Data Products

The raw data for this project is protected in NREL's Hydrogen Secure Data Center, but the public may access results through composite data products (CDPs). The results are presented in three ways:

Publications

This page is a repository for NREL's technical analysis results, papers, and presentations generated for this project.

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Contact: Keith Wipke 303-275-4451