Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Fact of the Month

March 2019	There Are More Than 6,500 Fuel Cell Vehicles On the Road in the U.S.
February 2019	A Process to Produce Hydrogen from Water Using Sunlight Reaches 16.2% Efficiency, on Its Way to Meeting DOE Target
January 2019	Five Fuel Cell Buses in the United States Have Exceeded the DOE/DOT Target of 25,000 Hours and More Are Getting Close
December 2018	A Change in Hydrogen Pipeline Standards Can Reduce Material Costs by up to 30%
November 2018	There Are Now More Than 20,000 Hydrogen Fuel Cell Forklifts in Use Across the United States
October 2018	More Than 30 Hydrogen Fuel Cell Buses Running in the United States and Around 35 More Coming Soon
August 2018	Global Electrolyzer Sales Reach 100 MW per Year
July 2018	650 MW of Fuel Cell Power Shipped Worldwide
May 2018	10 Million Metric Tons of Hydrogen Produced Annually in the United States
April 2018	Fuel Cell Cost Decreased by 60% since 2006
March 2018	More than 235 MWs of Fuel Cell Stationary Power in the United States
February 2018	Life-Cycle Water Consumption of Fuel Cell Vehicles Can Be Cut in Half Compared to that of Conventional Internal Combustion Engine Vehicles
January 2018	There Are 39 Publicly Available Hydrogen Fueling Stations in the United States
November 2017	Cumulative U.S. Sales of Fuel Cell Vehicles Totaled 2,748 from June 2014 through September 2017

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