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Globally, as of 2024 there were about 1,000-plus hydrogen refueling stations, of which Europe and Japan and South Korea account for the majority, and they mainly serve passenger cars and buses, while high-flow hydrogen refueling stations suitable for heavy trucks are even scarcer.
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10/13/2026
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