Over the past year, fuel cell (hydrogen) car drivers in North Orange County have been dealing with a massive problem in terms of supply of hydrogen fuel.  Currently there is only 1 SINGLE STATION (in Anaheim) North of the 405 Freeway (as seen on the attached map), which is problematic since one of the biggest sellers of fuel cell cars (Toyota of Orange) in the United States is at the far north end of the city of Orange.  It is close to the Anaheim station, and as a result, the station is out of fuel almost constantly, or is broken from the excess stress put on the station from being used by so many drivers.

Fuel Cell vehicles are an innovative technology that have been providing many new jobs to California's economy, while also helping to reduce the carbon footprint of California's vehicles that have led to climate change.  In order for this technology to continue to thrive though, there needs to be support and infrastructure in place, as more and more vehicles hit the road and increase the demand of hydrogen fuel.