Port of Chehalis Enters Agreement With Twin Transit Over Hydrogen Fueling Station
Memorandum of Understanding: First Such Facility in Washington Could Be Built on Port Land
The Port of Chehalis Commission on Thursday unanimously approved a motion to allow CEO Randy Mueller to enter into a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Twin Transit to eventually construct a hydrogen fuel station on its property.
The non-legally binding agreement further paves a path forward to establish the state’s first hydrogen fuel station in Lewis County, and to open up opportunities for further development of alternative fuel opportunities.
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