Hydrogen fueling stations are facilities designed to refuel vehicles powered by hydrogen fuel cells. These stations store hydrogen gas, which is produced through various methods, including electrolysis and natural gas reforming. When a hydrogen vehicle arrives, the driver connects the nozzle to the car's fueling port, and hydrogen is pumped into the vehicle's tank, typically taking just a few minutes. These stations play a crucial role in the development of the hydrogen economy, providing an alternative to traditional fossil fuels. As more hydrogen-powered vehicles enter the market, the expansion of hydrogen fueling infrastructure is essential for promoting cleaner transportation and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.