Exploring Hydrogen
At HydroMAP, our goal is to pave the way for hydrogen development by creating an interstate infrastructure that will be able to supply affordable Hydrogen for Fuel Cell Vehicles of all kinds to safely travel long distances.
Hyundai Nexo on i10 from El Paso TX to Las Cruces NM (September 2024)
Our reason To exist
The creation of HydroMAP was done with the goal of making hydrogen accessible to everyone. It will compete with the other supliers by establishing a multi-state refueling infrastructure for fuel cell vehicles. In addition to the creation of multiple hydrogen plants that will be built along the states of California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas to maintain the supply for all of the refueling stations along the i10 highway.
The creation of HydroMAP was done with the goal of making hydrogen accessible to everyone. It will compete with the other supliers by establishing a multi-state refueling infrastructure for fuel cell vehicles. In addition to the creation of multiple hydrogen plants that will be built along the states of California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas to maintain the supply for all of the refueling stations along the i10 highway.
But why hydrogen? Are not EVs better? Well...
Faster refueling time
Fuel Cell vehicles fills up faster than EVs take to be fully charged, all while still being zero emissions. Refueling time taking only mins.
Longer trips
With up to 400 miles of freedom. Fuel Cell vehicles will have often longer range, making an interstate trip faster and easier than with an EV having to recharge more often and longer.
Extreme weather-proof
Whether too hot or too cold, Hydrogen is not really affected much by either. A fuel cell vehicle will keep its range mostly unnafected by its surrounding environment regardless of its state.
A better source of Energy
100k to Jump start
$100,000 dollars is the initial goal of a project that will cost $100 million to be able to build a reliable and affordable network of hydrogen refueling stations that will be at the same time the biggest hydrogen infrastructure in the the United States, spanning over 800 miles.
Funding is the main obstacle at this stage. To make this project of such magnitude a reality, we need as much support as possible from everyone. The first initial funding goal is to raise at least $100k to solidify the campaign for the $2 million.
You can also donate directly to the cause!
Toyota Hilux Fuel Cell Prototype