Hydrogen Stations in Netherlands

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Table of Hydrogen Stations in Netherlands

DEALER ADDRESS CITY
Fountain FuelDe Windturbine 1Amersfoort
OrangeGasAustraliƫhavenweg 116Amsterdam
ShellGalwin 6Amsterdam
PitPointWestervoortsedijk 71CArnhem
OrangeGasDuitslandlaan 1Assen
TotalEnergiesMinervum 7000Breda
Kerkhof & ZnBinckhorstlaan 100Den Haag
Kuster EnergyBraamtseweg 10Doetinchem
GreenPointLaan der Verenigde Naties 113Dordrecht
Twinning EnergyEisenhouwerlaan 11Eindhoven
ShellPhileas Foggstraat 45Emmen
HolthausenBornholmstraat 41Groningen
ShellChanging Lane 10Hoofddorp/Schiphol
Vissers Energy GroupStationsstraat 92Horst
AVIAHavenweg 14Kolhorn
HySolarMorsebaan 1Nieuwegein
GreenPlanetBultinge 2Pesse
AirLiquideGroene Kruisweg 397Rhoon
ShellA4 , Den Ruygen Hoek-OostRijsenhout
H2PointAanwas 2ARoosendal
TotalEnergiesDe Run 4232Veldhoven
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Map of Hydrogen Stations in Netherlands

List of Hydrogen Stations in Netherlands

Network of Hydrogen Stations in Netherlands

Petrol stations in the Netherlands have undergone a significant evolution, especially with the incorporation of clean energy technologies such as hydrogen. The first hydrogen station open to the public in the Netherlands marked an important milestone in the transition to more sustainable forms of energy.

Evolution since the First Hydrogen Station

The first hydrogen station in the Netherlands was opened in 2014 in Rhoon, near Rotterdam. This station, operated by Air Liquide, was a pioneering project that laid the foundation for the expansion of hydrogen infrastructure in the country. Since then, the network of hydrogen stations has grown, with a significant increase in the number of stations in recent years.

Current Projects and Forecasts for 2025

By 2024, the Netherlands has several operational hydrogen stations across the country.

By 2025, further expansion of the hydrogen station network in the Netherlands is expected. Planned projects include new stations in strategic cities and on key transport corridors. Some of the most notable projects are:

  • The Hague: A new hydrogen station in the Binckhorst district, operated by Air Products. This station will be equipped to supply both light and heavy vehicles.
  • Arnhem: Shell is developing a station on the outskirts of the city, capable of serving commercial and public transport vehicles.
  • Maastricht: TotalEnergies plans to open a station near the A2 motorway, facilitating the transit of hydrogen vehicles between the Netherlands and Belgium.
  • Zwolle: Holthausen Energy Points is working on a station that will serve as a key hub for the north of the Netherlands.

Largest Operators of Hydrogen Stations in the Netherlands

Major hydrogen station operators in the Netherlands include:

  • Air Liquide: Air Liquide has been a pioneer in hydrogen infrastructure in the Netherlands, with the Rhoon station being the first to open to the public. In 2025, they plan to expand with new stations in The Hague and Rotterdam.
  • Shell: Shell is one of the largest hydrogen station operators in the Netherlands, with stations in Amsterdam, Eindhoven and plans for Arnhem and Zwolle. Shell is committed to expanding the hydrogen network to facilitate the energy transition.
  • Total Energies: TotalEnergies operates stations in Utrecht and has plans to open new stations in Maastricht and Rotterdam. The company is focused on developing a robust network covering both light and heavy transport.
  • Holthausen Energy Points: Holthausen Energy Points has been instrumental in the North of the Netherlands, with a station in Groningen and plans to expand to Zwolle and other northern cities. They are focused on offering hydrogen solutions for various types of vehicles.

References

  • https://www.airliquide.com
  • https://www.shell.com
  • https://www.totalenergies.com
  • https://www.holthausen.nl
  • https://www.h2platform.nl
  • https://www.rijksoverheid.nl

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Last Update: August 5, 2024

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