Services for Fleet Managers and Technology Leaders

Fleet Managers New to Hydrogen

How do you get started with adding hydrogen vehicles to your existing fleet? By visiting this California Hydrogen Report you have started the learning process. We can connect you with other hydrogen fleet managers. We are meeting with California fleet managers to present, educate, and facilitate how to plan for hydrogen as part of your clean fleet initiates. Our travel expenses and time are sponsored by government and hydrogen technology corporate leaders. Contact us for advice with any of the following steps that fleet managers take in evaluating hydrogen transportation:

1. Presentation or Workshop with Fleet Managers
2. H2 Vs. Hybrid Vs. Biofuel
3. Visit Current H2 Fleet & Test Ride
4. Public Outreach & Education
5. Board Resolution
6. Include H2 in Mid-Range Plans
7. Funding, Financing, Leasing
8. Budget & Cost Justify
9. Vendor Research
10. RFI
11. Limited Public Access Decisions
12. Safety & Fire Marshall Approvals
13. Procurement – Group or RFP
14. Award Contract

Hydrogen Fleet Managers

Thank you for your leadership with your pilot hydrogen vehicle and fueling program. We make your success visible in this website and published reports. We are available to present hydrogen's present and future success as part of your public events and workshops. We can facilitate meetings involved with clean fleet expansion and providing limited public access. Our travel expenses and time are sponsored by government and hydrogen technology corporate leaders.

Government and Hydrogen Technology Corporate Sponsors

With your sponsorship we are providing educational outreach to vehicle fleet managers in California. Your hydrogen highway initiatives, technology and products can be included in presentations and marketing development activity. Detailed market research is available by fleet, vehicle class, voting districts, and custom requirements.

Services for Fleets

Technician Training at California Community Colleges

Netozoic - Hydrogen Education and Station Planning

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