How Can Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles Compete in the Road Transportation Sector?

Time: 4:55 PM - 5:30 PM
Date: 30/09/2025

Synopsis

With growing interest in sustainable transportation, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles are at the forefront of innovation, particularly in heavy-duty transport, transit, and refueling infrastructure. Achieving widespread adoption requires overcoming challenges related to vehicle deployment, cost reduction, and infrastructure compatibility. As the U.S. aims to expand hydrogen refueling stations from 59 to 163,000, stakeholders must align strategies to meet demand.

  • How are hydrogen fuel cell vehicles positioned to impact sustainability efforts?
  • What advancements are needed to make hydrogen vehicles more competitive?
  • What are the key challenges in deploying hydrogen refueling stations?
  • How can public-private partnerships accelerate infrastructure development?
  • How can costs associated with hydrogen fuel cells and refueling be managed?
  • What best practices from other countries can be applied in the U.S.?

Moderator

  • David Park Industry Affairs Director - Hydrogen Fuel Cell Partnership

Speaker

  • Johannes Ariens General Manager - Zeigler Trucks
  • Katie Hurst Group Manager of Hydrogen Production, Power, and Storage - National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)
  • Lillian Doherty Director of Planning and Development - North County Transit District
  • Krishna Reddi Principal Energy Systems Analyst - Argonne National Laboratory

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