South Carolina § 23-9-520 Establishment of the South Carolina Hydrogen Permitting Program; purposes.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 23-9-520 — Establishment of the South Carolina Hydrogen Permitting Program; purposes.

South Carolina § 23-9-520

Title 23LAW ENFORCEMENT AND PUBLIC SAFETY

Ch. 9STATE FIRE MARSHAL

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S.C. Code Ann. § 23-9-520 (2026).

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There is established the South Carolina Hydrogen Permitting Program within the Office of the State Fire Marshal. The purposes of this program are to:

(1)make hydrogen fuel easily accessible to the general public for retail purchase from multiple, convenient locations throughout the State in a manner similar to that used for dispensing gasoline and other fuels sold to power motor vehicles;

(2)promote and protect public health, safety, and welfare;

(3)promote a positive business environment for the hydrogen and fuel cell industry; and (4) demonstrate leadership as a progressive alternative energy state by ensuring that hydrogen and fuel cells are permitted on a consistent basis throughout the State and meet minimum standards of quality provided in the International Code Council's 2006 cod

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There is established the South Carolina Hydrogen Permitting Program within the Office of the State Fire Marshal. The purposes of this program are to: (1) make hydrogen fuel easily accessible to the general public for retail purchase from multiple, convenient locations throughout the State in a manner similar to that used for dispensing gasoline and other fuels sold to power motor vehicles; (2) promote and protect public health, safety, and welfare; (3) promote a positive business environment for the hydrogen and fuel cell industry; and (4) demonstrate leadership as a progressive alternative energy state by ensuring that hydrogen and fuel cells are permitted on a consistent basis throughout the State and meet minimum standards of quality provided in the International Code Council's 2006 codes or the latest state-adopted version.