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Hydrogen fuel stations near me

Every public hydrogen station in the U.S. and Canada on one map. Enter a city or ZIP for addresses, hours and directions.

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Not in California?

There is 1 public hydrogen station for cars in the other 49 states. Most pins you see elsewhere are private fleet sites. See what exists outside California →

Before you drive

“Open” doesn't always mean “has fuel.” Check the station's live status, then see what the fill will cost →

California stations by area (open now)

Network status

How many hydrogen stations are open?

Counts of public stations that can fuel a car, from the U.S. Department of Energy database, pulled September 20, 2026.

The U.S. retail hydrogen network is small, concentrated and changeable. Shell left car fueling in 2024, a delivery-trailer accident in February 2026 took most California stations offline for weeks, and several stations are still listed with no reopening date. At the same time new stations keep opening, and truck fueling is expanding at the ports. We publish the counts, the closures timeline and every station's last-confirmed date.

Fuel cost

What hydrogen costs right now

Hydrogen is sold by the kilogram. One kilogram holds about the energy of a gallon of gasoline and takes a fuel cell car 50 to 70 miles.

Pump price, California$30 to $36 / kg
National average (DOE, April 2026)$28.46 / GGE
Toyota Mirai fill-up (5.6 kg)$168 to $202
Real-world cost per mile$0.55 to $0.65
Gasoline, 30 mpg at $4.09$0.14 / mile
Hydrogen dispenser at a retail fueling station
At the pump

How refueling works

It feels like filling a gasoline car, with a sealed nozzle and a lot more pressure.

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Pick H70

Passenger cars fill at 700 bar. H35 is for buses and trucks and only gives a car about half a tank.

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Lock the nozzle

It seals to the car before any gas flows, and the dispenser pressure-tests the connection.

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Three to five minutes

The car and dispenser talk over infrared so the tank never overheats. The hose gets very cold.

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250 to 400 miles

A full fill is 4 to 6 kg. A busy or low-pressure station may stop short of full.

Vehicles

Hydrogen cars on sale now

Three fuel cell models, all sold or leased only in California (the Mirai also in Hawaii).

Toyota Mirai

Sedan, 5.6 kg tank, up to 402 miles EPA. From $51,795 with a $15,000 fuel card.

Hyundai Nexo

SUV, about 6.3 kg. A second generation arrives for the 2026 model year.

Honda CR-V e:FCEV

Lease-only plug-in fuel cell SUV: about 29 miles on battery, 270 miles in total.

FAQ

Hydrogen station questions

Where is the nearest hydrogen fuel station?

Use the map at the top of this page: enter a city or ZIP code and it shows the closest public hydrogen stations with addresses and hours. In practice, public stations for cars exist only in California and Honolulu. If you are elsewhere, see hydrogen stations outside California.

How many hydrogen stations are there in the U.S.?

As of September 20, 2026, DOE data lists 38 open public stations that can fuel a car, 14 temporarily unavailable and 14 planned. 37 of the open stations are in California. The station status tracker lists every one.

Are hydrogen stations closing?

Some have. Shell closed all of its California car stations in February 2024, other operators shut stations in late 2023, and a supply disruption in early 2026 took most of the network offline for weeks. New stations are also opening, so the network is shrinking slowly and unevenly rather than disappearing. The tracker has a dated timeline.

How much does hydrogen fuel cost?

About $30 to $36 per kilogram at California pumps; the U.S. DOE's April 2026 report put the national average at $28.46 per gallon-equivalent. A Toyota Mirai fill-up costs roughly $170 to $200, or about 55 to 65 cents per mile. See hydrogen fuel cost or the calculator.

Is there a map of hydrogen stations?

Yes, the map on this page shows every station in the U.S. Department of Energy database and updates daily. For minute-by-minute fuel availability in California, the Hydrogen Fuel Cell Partnership runs a live status map.

What is the difference between H35 and H70?

They are fueling pressures. H70 (700 bar) is what passenger fuel cell cars use. H35 (350 bar) is for buses, trucks and forklifts. Most California retail stations offer both. More in how refueling works.

How long does it take to refuel a hydrogen car?

Three to five minutes for a full fill when the station is at full pressure. It can be slower, or stop short of full, if the station has just served several cars.

Which cars run on hydrogen?

The Toyota Mirai, Hyundai Nexo and Honda CR-V e:FCEV are the fuel cell cars currently sold or leased in the U.S., all in California. See hydrogen cars you can buy.

Sources

Where the data comes from

How we use them: data & methodology. Hydrogen Fuel Finder is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Department of Energy or any station operator.

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