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Hydrogen-XT, Inc. is a privately held company founded in 2010. We believe that hydrogen has the potential to become the primary transportation fuel in the United States if it can overcome the cost-prohibitive nature of building the required fueling infrastructure enabling consumers to purchase and drive hydrogen-powered fuel cell vehicles (FCVs). The company has developed a small-footprint, scalable and standardized hydrogen fueling station that processes natural gas or biogas, small amounts of water and electricity to produce dispensable, cost-competitive hydrogen fuel on-site using a steam methane reformer (SMR). All Hydrogen-XT stations will use a proprietary reservation system and a mobile interface that will provide the consumer with real-time location, reservation and secure transaction processing while constantly monitoring the equipment for the operator. A technology patent for this design was granted in February 2014. Hydrogen-XT, Inc. is currently in the process of building a pilot station in California. After completion of this pilot, the company will use privately raised investment capital in conjunction with federal and state funds to deploy a network of stations throughout California and other states with Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) standards. At Hydrogen-XT, Inc. we work hard to support the roll-out of the next-generation zero-emissions fuel cell vehicles across the United States. Our technology can help surpass the carbon emission reductions prescribed by federal and state ZEV mandates ahead of the demanded time frames. Since our SMRs operate on biogas, we not only enable consumers fueling their FCVs to reduce emissions, but also offer an alternative use for methane, a greenhouse gas that in the past has often been flared or simply released into the atmosphere, significantly contributing to climate change. Converting methane into hydrogen reduces its carbon content by over 36%. Hydrogen. A simple element that solves a complicated problem.