"H2Ride" Fuel Cell Plug-in Shuttle Bus Demonstration Project at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and Hydrogen Fueling Demonstration Project on the Big Island of Hawaii

A hydrogen fuel cell shuttle bus, 'H2Ride,' successfully demonstrated the viability of clean energy transportation at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. The project, led by the Hawaii Natural Energy Institute, showcased how hydrogen infrastructure can support zero-emission shuttles, reducing reliance on fossil fuels in remote areas. Researchers also explored the feasibility of hydrogen fueling stations on the Big Island, assessing logistical and environmental impacts. This demonstration highlighted the potential for hydrogen as a sustainable energy source in transportation, particularly in regions with limited access to traditional fuel infrastructure.

Ewan, M. (2016). “H2Ride” Fuel Cell Plug-in Shuttle Bus Demonstration Project at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and Hydrogen Fueling Demonstration Project on the Big Island of Hawaii. ECS Transactions, 71(1), 321–340. https://doi.org/10.1149/07101.0321ecst