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The Air Products hydrogen fueling station in Flint, MI, was officially dedicated and is filling the Flint Mass Transportation Authority's (MTA) hydrogen fuel cell powered bus now in service for riders, as the Flint MTA officially opened its alternative fuel facility. Air Products constructed and completed the fueling station and infrastructure as part of MTA's alternative fuels test program.

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