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Several domestic U.S. automobile companies have developed vehicles using hydrogen, such as GM and Toyota.[1] However, as of February 2020, infrastructure for hydrogen was underdeveloped except in some parts of California.[2] The United States have their own hydrogen policy.[citation needed] A joint venture between NREL and Xcel Energy is combining wind power and hydrogen power in the same way in Colorado.[3] Hydro in Newfoundland and Labrador are converting the current wind-diesel Power System on the remote island of Ramea into a Wind-Hydrogen Hybrid Power Systems facility.[4] Five pump station hubs being delivered to heavy-duty H2 trucks in Texas.[5] Hydrogen City built Green by Hydrogen International (GHI), to planning open in 2026.[6]