Hydrogen refuelling station opens
August 20, 2008 Posted by: Paul Lucas
The expansion of hydrogen fuel continues as another US state welcomes a refuelling station.
The first hydrogen refuelling station in Missouri has just opened in Rolla. It is located at the Missouri University of Science and Technology’s E3 Commons Development and is supplied by Linde. Linde is supplying fuel cell-grade gaseous hydrogen on behalf of the Gas Technology Institute, which partnered with the university to create the station.
Coincidentally, at the same time the station was opened, there was a Hydrogen Road Tour held by the US Department of Transport, the Department of Energy, the California Fuel Cell Partnership and the National Hydrogen Association. As part of the tour Linde provided liquid hydrogen to fuel BMW’s Hydrogen 7 Series vehicles. A total of nine car manufacturers competed in the event.
According to a report by Green Car Congress, Linde will also be providing technical support to the Institute and will help to ensure the safety and efficiency of the refuelling station.
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