h2.live

What It Is

H2.LIVE is H2 MOBILITY’s digital hydrogen refueling service portal, available on the web and via mobile app. Its core purpose is to help hydrogen fuel cell vehicle users find public hydrogen refueling stations across Europe, and to apply for the H2 MOBILITY Card in Germany for refueling authentication and data attribution. It is not a typical general-purpose enterprise SaaS product; it is closer to a vertical energy mobility platform.

Core Capabilities

The platform provides a map of public hydrogen refueling stations and distinguishes use cases by 350 bar and 700 bar: the former is mainly for commercial vehicles such as buses and trucks, while the latter is primarily for passenger cars. According to the text, the system retrieves real-time information on public hydrogen stations in Europe every 2 minutes, using green, red, blue, exclamation marks, question marks, and other indicators to show whether a station is available, unavailable, under construction, under maintenance, or has uncertain information. Station details include address, operator, opening hours, and contact information. Users can also submit feedback for individual stations and upload photos in the app.

Pricing and Payment

The H2.LIVE app is free to download, and the H2 MOBILITY Card can be applied for free of charge, but there is no fully public price list for hydrogen refueling itself. News reports indicate that in 2026, some high-throughput stations in Germany reduced prices by around 10% due to economies of scale and the THG quota mechanism. There are also cases where certain hylane customers paid a net price of about €8 per kilogram at selected stations. It should be noted that the H2 MOBILITY Card is currently only available in Germany, while payment options abroad are still being developed.

Pros and Cons

The advantages are clear real-time station status, availability on both mobile and web, and strong practicality through the integration of hydrogen card applications, video safety training, personal refueling data viewing, and fault support. The drawbacks are the lack of typical enterprise software information, such as APIs, team permissions, third-party system integrations, SLAs, security certifications, and complete pricing. In addition, the value of the service depends heavily on hydrogen infrastructure coverage in Germany and across Europe.

Who It’s For and Access from China

It is suitable for users operating hydrogen fuel cell passenger cars, buses, trucks, and fleets in Germany or Europe, as well as organizations monitoring hydrogen refueling infrastructure development. For users in China, the source text does not provide information on accessibility from China or localization, so the access status is unknown.