Grant propels hydrogen fueling technology into transportation
FORT COLLINS — The announced federal Department of Transportation awards to Colorado State University for hydrogen fueling stations will propel a green-energy company’s proof of concept and help to develop an on ramp for transportation companies wanting to move to hydrogen-fueled vehicles.
As reported this week, CSU and Boulder County received a combined $13.8 million in grants to build infrastructure for electric-vehicle charging or fueling stations. Of that, $9 million will be used to build three hydrogen fueling hubs — all connected with CSU campuses in Fort Collins, Denver and Pueblo. Colorado company New Day Hydrogen Inc. will use its…
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