Bob Archuleta

Natural gas production and distribution

Natural gas distribution

A new technology designed to separate and compress hydrogen from a blend of hydrogen and natural gas. It allows hydrogen to be transported via natural gas pipelines and extracted at fueling stations.

Vehicles powered by fuel cells, which convert chemical energy into electrical energy.

A heavy-duty truck powered by hydrogen fuel cells, designed for long-haul and back-to-base operations. Hyzon's trucks feature 170-kilowatt fuel cell stacks and can be refuelled in approximately 15 minutes.

California

Netherlands

SoCalGas will field test HyET Hydrogen's Electrochemical Hydrogen Purification and Compression (EHPC) technology to separate and compress hydrogen from a blend of hydrogen and natural gas.

SoCalGas's initiative to replace its over-the-road fleet with zero-emission vehicles, including fuel cell electric and battery electric trucks, to meet its 2035 carbon-free fleet commitment.

SoCalGas announced a program to study the feasibility and implications of blending hydrogen into its natural gas pipelines.

A zero-emission utility truck with an expected top power of 200 kilowatts and a 300-mile range, to be delivered to SoCalGas.

Electric trucks powered by hydrogen fuel cells, whose sales are increasing and driving the need for expanded energy infrastructure.