I. Introduction
With the increasing concern of energy crisis and traffic pressure, electrification has become the main trend of the automobile industry, especially the urban public transportation sector [1]. The fuel cell bus (FCB) powered by fuel cell and lithium battery enjoys both long-distance traveling and zero-emission, providing an effective solution for the sustainable development of urban public transport [2]. To coordinate the fuel cell and the battery of an FCB to work efficiently, effective energy management strategies (EMSs) are needed to improve the fuel economy of the FCB.