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In July, Shell opened New York City’s first hydrogen fueling station for cars. Located at John F. Kennedy Airport, the station has a single hydrogen dispenser, available 24 hours a day. Currently, there is no charge to refuel: most users are expected to be participants in Project Driveway, a General Motors demonstration project for fuel-cell cars. Another refueling station is already in operation to the north of the city, and a second station within New York city limits is expected to open soon.

Product: Shell hydrogen fuel
Cost: Free
Source: www.shell.us
Companies: Shell and General Motors

Tagged: Energy, Shell, General Motors

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