Investments in hydrogen infrastructure and production are expected to generate $11 billion in economic activity across California by 2030.

Long Beach with its close vicinity to major energy company headquarters and the Port of Long Beach, is the epicenter of California's growing hydrogen economy.

California leads the U.S. in hydrogen R&D, with $2 billion allocated for innovation in hydrogen production, storage, and fuel cell technologies.

Increased infrastructure development for hydrogen transport and use, including 60 heavy-duty fueling stations and 165 miles of open-access pipelines.

The development of the California Hydrogen Hub is expected to create a total of 220,000 jobs in construction and permanent employment.

The state is leading the way in renewable hydrogen production, with projects slated to deliver over 100 tons of green hydrogen per day by 2030.