Hydrogen Stations in Canada in

The Government of Canada has set federal targets for zero-emission vehicles to reach 10% of annual light vehicle sales by 2025, 30% by 2030, and 100% by 2040. Canada considers hydrogen electric vehicles (FCEVs) ) as zero-emission vehicles with which the provinces can adopt incentives for their purchase, as British Columbia and Quebec have already done, which have begun to deploy the network of hydrogen supply points.

FCEVs offer advantages for vehicle owners who prefer larger vehicles, longer range, quick refueling and superior cold-weather performance. Canadian consumers have shown a growing preference for larger vehicles, with 80% of national spending on new vehicles going to large displacement vehicles, vans or SUVs. This is an indication that consumers will continue to want to choose and will not always focus on choosing the most efficient vehicle option, but will weigh performance and vehicle size in their decision making. FCEVs are likely to be most attractive to drivers in Canadian urban centers where a higher proportion of households live in multi-unit residential buildings (condominiums, apartments, townhouses with shared garages) where the cost and regulations of buildings can make electric charging stations expensive and difficult to install, as long as they are well served by the hydrogen fueling infrastructure. Additionally, households that rely on street parking may opt for FCEVs instead of BEVs due to convenience.

Although lightweight FCEVs are currently available on the market, they are still produced on a relatively small scale and one of the biggest impediments to their deployment in Canada in the near term is supply. The availability of the refueling network is a key challenge, and the two are related, as vehicle supply is limited in Canada, in part because vehicle manufacturers will only offer their vehicles in regions with hydrogen stations.

In December 2023 there were 8 hydrogen refueling points in Canada open to the public. There are more projects to open hydrogen stations in Canada that will be implemented throughout 2024 and 2025, mainly in British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec.

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Address of the Hydrogen filling Stations in Canada in

List of Hydrogen Stations in Canada
SUPPLIERADDRESSCITY
Hydrogenics-Corporation220 Admiral BlvdMississauga
HTEC5105 Bd Wilfrid-HamelQuébec
Esso4001 Quadra StVictoria
Shell8686 Granville StVancouver
Shell4505 Canada WayBurnaby
Shell344 Harbour AveNorth Vancouver
Esso2501 Westview DrNorth Vancouver
Esso1901 Harvey AveKelowna

Complete Map of Stations with Hydrogen in Canada

Complete List of Stations with Hydrogen in Canada

News about Stations with Hydrogen in Canada

  • January 14, 2022

Canadian company First Hydrogen and German consulting firm FEV are developing a hydrogen fueling station for remote locations where electricity grids are not available. Additionally, Japan and Indonesia have begun cooperating on hydrogen and carbon capture technologies, and the UK gas network is set to start blending hydrogen across the country from next year.

Anglo-Canadian zero-emission vehicle company First Hydrogen has created NetzeroH2, a subsidiary for the design, production and commissioning of hydrogen refueling stations for the automotive market. The service stations will be designed and developed with the German consulting firm FEV. The company wants to contribute to accelerating the adoption of hydrogen as the main fuel source for the light and heavy mobility sector. "First Hydrogen will also offer fuel cell-powered supercritical CO2 extraction systems that will allow users to operate the systems in remote locations where electrical grids are not available, or electrical power is unstable, the company said in a statement. "This "The already developed supercritical CO2 extraction system is fully operational and can be remotely monitored and supported by the company's fully integrated software operating system."

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