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COMPLETION DATE:
2007
PROJECT SIZE:
PROJECT COST:
$ 466,000
PRESENT STATUS:
COMPLETED
PROJECT OVERVIEW
Construct Two Group (CTG) pioneered the development of Florida’s first hydrogen fueling station, a groundbreaking project that marked a significant milestone in alternative fuel infrastructure. Collaborating with Progress Energy, the Department of Environmental Protection, and Bovis Lend Lease, this innovative facility was specifically designed to fuel a small fleet of electric vehicles. The project represented a critical step forward in supporting sustainable transportation technologies and reducing environmental impact through advanced fueling solutions.
PROJECT SCOPE
Construction of state’s first hydrogen fueling station
Development of specialized infrastructure for electric vehicle fueling
Coordination with multiple stakeholders including:
Progress Energy
Department of Environmental Protection
Bovis Lend Lease
Implementation of cutting-edge alternative fuel technology
Creation of infrastructure supporting electric vehicle fleet operations
Comprehensive design and build approach to innovative fueling facility
KEY FEATURES
Hydrogen Fueling Infrastructure: First-of-its-kind hydrogen station in the state, designed to support electric vehicle fleet operations
Collaborative Development: Multi-stakeholder project involving key environmental and energy organizations
Sustainable Technology: Advanced fueling solution supporting the transition to cleaner transportation technologies
Specialized Design: Custom-engineered facility meeting unique requirements of hydrogen and electric vehicle fueling
Environmental Innovation: Project demonstrating commitment to reducing carbon emissions through alternative fuel technologies
Technological Pioneering: Groundbreaking infrastructure supporting the evolution of electric vehicle transportation
Stakeholder Integration: Seamless coordination between construction team, energy providers, and environmental agencies
Construction Approach
Innovative Design Methodology:
Specialized design-build approach addressing unique challenges of hydrogen fueling infrastructure
Technological Coordination:
Careful integration of advanced fueling systems and electric vehicle support infrastructure
Stakeholder Collaboration:
Extensive communication and coordination with Progress Energy, Department of Environmental Protection, and Bovis Lend Lease
Environmental Compliance:
Ensuring all design and construction met stringent environmental and safety standards
Technical Precision:
Implementing specialized systems for hydrogen storage, distribution, and vehicle interface
Future-Focused Implementation:
Designing infrastructure with potential for future technological advancements
Project Challenges
Pioneering Technology Implementation:
Developing the first hydrogen fueling station in the state, requiring innovative solutions and overcoming technological barriers in alternative fuel infrastructure.
Multi-Stakeholder Coordination:
Managing complex interactions and requirements from multiple organizations with diverse technical and environmental objectives.
Specialized Infrastructure Design:
Creating a fueling facility that met the unique technical specifications of hydrogen and electric vehicle technologies.
Regulatory Compliance:
Navigating complex regulatory landscape for alternative fuel infrastructure, ensuring all safety and environmental standards were met.
Technical Integration:
Seamlessly integrating advanced hydrogen fueling systems with existing electric vehicle support infrastructure.
Environmental Considerations:
Designing and constructing a facility that maximized environmental benefits and supported sustainable transportation technologies.
