The Market Leader for Hydrogen Filling Stations
Rising demands for clean transportation have made hydrogen fueling an increasing priority across the globe. However, deploying the infrastructure to make hydrogen fueling possible hasn’t gotten any less complex. That’s where Black & Veatch comes in.
At Black & Veatch, we’re literally leading the industry in hydrogen fueling station deployment. We were selected by FirstElement Fuel to construct the first-ever hydrogen fueling station network in California—the largest hydrogen fueling station deployment in the country. We work with industry-leading companies to expand fueling networks, meet market demand, and advance clean transit and transport.
How We Support Hydrogen Filling Stations
Our deep infrastructure experience combined with industry-leading resources consulting, master planning, transportation, and sustainability enable us to be the ideal early-stage partner for hydrogen fueling projects. Whether you’re looking to test a deployment’s feasibility or plan for financing, regulations, or infrastructure lifecycle management, count on our experts to help you bring your hydrogen fueling stations from concept to reality.
We conduct site evaluation that outlines specific zoning, permitting, constructability, and utility requirements unique to each site. Our experiences help clients select ideal sites and construct filling stations that align with regulations and community needs.
We are the market leader in design, construction, and integration of complex hydrogen fueling stations. Our specialized project management ensures a coordinated approach, whether we construct a single site or many sites at once:
- Engineering model templates for rapid, standardized site development
- Permitting to expedite jurisdictional approvals
- Procurement and subcontracts management to rapidly scale the program to meet client rollout
- Utility coordination
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