Yorba Linda, Calif. – February 13, 2020 – The California Hydrogen Business Council (CHBC) is pleased to announce the results of its election for the 2020 Board from the December 18, 2019 Annual Membership Meeting in Los Angeles, California. These leaders from across all sectors of the hydrogen and fuel cell industry will lead the

Resato is a Dutch provider of smart high-pressure solutions that aim at increasing the productivity of its worldwide customers. It is our mission to meet and exceed the expectations of our customers. With more than 25 years of experience in high pressure technology, we are equipped with the knowledge to provide reliable and safe solutions.

Fuel Solutions, Inc. has been providing design consulting & engineering for fleet-fueling infrastructure since 1994. Though we provide much of our work in California due to our metro Los Angeles location (office is in Culver City), we have experience throughout the U.S., having worked in 20+ states. Our traditional scope has been design of CNG-fueling

Versallis Tech Services LLC, Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Engineering and Consulting, is a company focused on helping its customers to develop their vision in the world of renewable hydrogen and energy. Versallis will strive to deliver results and create value to all its customers maintaining the long term viability of whatever resources they use. Learn

For over 100 years Bennett Pump has been a leading manufacturer of retail and commercial fuel dispensers and components. Bennett Pump Company maintains its world headquarters in Western Michigan, and serves customers throughout the world. Manufacturing locations in Spring Lake, Michigan and Shanghai, China offer Bennett the flexibility to be a worldwide competitor in fuel

On February 7, Cory Shumaker, CHBC Development Specialist, visited Breathe California of Los Angeles County to present the case for hydrogen and fuel cells to staff through a series of videos and presentation slides. The non-profit was founded in 1903 and for more than 30 years, the organization was committed to increasing public awareness about

Electro-Active Technologies Inc. is developing a modular system to convert food waste and renewable electricity into affordable, renewable hydrogen. The system can be deployed onsite or in a decentralized fashion as a local, urban solution. This will enable companies and communities to reinvest their waste for added value and improved sustainability. Learn more about Electro-Active

On February 6, the South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) held their semi-annual Clean Fuels Program Advisory Meeting to provide an annual report on the Clean Fuels Program for 2019 and an update on the Clean Fuels Program Plan for 2020. It was also an opportunity to solicit feedback and comments from stakeholders, State

On February 6, the CHBC submitted reply comments to the CPUC regarding the R.19-09-009 proceeding on the Track 1 Microgrid and Resiliency Strategies Staff Proposal. The CHBC reply comments focused on four areas: Several parties representing multiple sectors, in addition to CHBC, specifically advocated in their comments for hydrogen and fuel cells to be included

On January 31, the CHBC submitted comments to the CEC regarding the draft scoping order for the 2020 IEPR. Overall, the CHBC supported the scoping order and provided the following feedback: Be sure that workshops and topics in the Transportation Section include fuel cell electric vehicle FCEV technologies, including infrastructure, along with battery electric. Be

Planetary Hydrogen’s mission is to produce negative-emissions hydrogen and bicarbonate to help restore the planet’s climate by consuming legacy CO2 and rebalance ocean chemistry, all while providing the world with a super clean energy source. Learn more about Planetary Hydrogen >>

On January 30, the California Air Resources Board held a webinar on a control measure for ocean-going vessels at berth. CARB staff discussed suggested changes to the proposed At Berth Regulation based on Board direction during the December 5, 2019 Board Hearing and public comments received. A second Board hearing regarding this issue will be