The 2026 edition of the code no longer relies on cross-referencing NFPA 55. This code now has full scope over all requirements related to hydrogen storage, use, and handling. This is a result of the NFPA Standards Council clarifying that the scope of the technical committee responsible for revising this code must be referred to by the technical committee responsible for revising NFPA 55 for any material on gaseous and liquid hydrogen storage and use. There has been a continuing effort to align this code with the NFPA extract policy. This effort has resulted in updates to the majority of extracted material within the code to no longer utilize brackets to modify extracted text.