Massachusetts Hydrogen Coalition

The Cross Country Hydrogen Vehicle Tour

arrives in Cambridge, Monday, August 11 from 2:15 - 3:15

The Caravan will stop at DOT's Volpe Center. VIPs will be interviewed by major media and both will be invited to drive the vehicles to the next stop.

The Hydrogen Tour is vehicles from many of the automakers that are traveling across the country. The tour will make 33 stops in 18 states and the District of Columbia in 13 days. At each stop, the Tour will provide media, invited VIPs and the public with a hands-on experience with the vehicles. Most stops will also highlight hydrogen-related programs already happening in the region.

The Tour is bringing mobile hydrogen stations with it as most cities do not have hydrogen fuel stations. Guests will have the opportunity to see how safe, easy and clean it is to fill a vehicle with hydrogen and learn about its properties as an energy carrier.

“Accelerating the growth of the hydrogen and fuel cell industry in Massachusetts by increasing resource availability, expanding visibility, and creating marketnig and partnering opportunities”.

Fuel Cell
The Massachusetts Hydrogen Coalition, Inc., is a membership based non-profit, 501 (c)(6) corporation focused on expanding hydrogen, fuel cell and related industries in Massachusetts. Our key initiatives include:

1. Massachusetts Hydrogen Road Map – The Coalition is leading the implementation of a collaboratively developed blueprint for expanding the hydrogen and fuel cell industry in Massachusetts.

2. Members’ Meetings – On a regular basis, the Coalition brings together speakers to address key issues facing the industry. These forums are held in the evenings and are open to members and non-members.

3. Coalition Conferences – To promote the interests of Coalition members, the Coalition co-hosts the annual Conference on Clean Energy, providing members advantageous access to panels, investor pitching opportunities, exhibition space and discounted conference attendance.

4. Coalition Newsletter – To promote the interests of members to a wide audience, and communicate business opportunities, and technology and market developments t o members, the Coalition publishes an regulart newsletter, distributed tomore than 2,000 interested parties across the globe, although mostly concentrated in New England.

5. Member Promotion and Press Releases – As an integral part of membership, members are provided a press release service that promotes member activities, accomplishments and newsworthy items to a global audience.

6. Conference Representation – The Coalition provides members an opportunity to be represented at national and international hydrogen and fuel cell conferences, selectively including DOE's Fuel Cell Seminar, NHA's Annual Conference and Exhibition, and Hannover Fair in Germany.