Hydrogen Stations Romania. Map and List

DEALER	ADDRESS	CITY
ARF	Piața Gării de Nord 1-3	București
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Hydrogen Stations in Romania

Romania's hydrogen refueling infrastructure has been developing steadily since the first station was opened in 2015. This milestone marked the beginning of a new era in sustainable mobility in the country, driven by European commitments to reduce carbon emissions. Over the years, the number of stations has grown thanks to collaboration between the Romanian government and private companies.

Major Romanian cities have hydrogen refueling stations for private and commercial vehicles, but most of them belong to private fleets with no possibility of sale to the public. Below are the current locations:

Bucharest: Three operational stations in the north, south and center of the city.
Cluj-Napoca: Two stations located near the main access roads.
Timișoara: A station in the industrial district.
Constanța: A station near the seaport.
Craiova: A station inaugurated in 2022.
Sibiu: A strategic station on the transcarpathian route.

Evolution since the First Hydrogen Station

In 2020, Romania had five strategically located hydrogen stations in Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca and Timișoara. By 2023, the number rose to ten, consolidating the country's position as an emerging player in the European hydrogen market.

Current Projects and Forecasts for 2025

Looking ahead to 2025, Romania has ambitious plans to expand its network of hydrogen stations. The government has announced significant investments in collaboration with the European Union to build at least 15 new stations in the following locations:

Brașov: Two stations close to industrial and tourist areas.
Iași: Two stations to cover the north-east of the country.
Oradea: One station on the border with Hungary.
Ploiești: One station to facilitate freight transport.
Bucharest: Three new stations in metropolitan expansion.

Largest Hydrogen Station Operators in Romania

The hydrogen station market in Romania is led by several key operators:

OMV Petrom: With five operating stations, it is the largest operator in the country. It plans to open another five by 2025 in cities such as Brașov and Iași.
Rompetrol: It operates three hydrogen stations in Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca and Constanța, and plans to open two more in Craiova and Ploiești.
Mol România: This international operator operates two stations and plans to expand its presence in Oradea and Sibiu.