Map of the hydrogen station network in Netherlands

Introduction

Hydrogen is being positioned as a viable and sustainable alternative to fossil fuels in the transportation sector. In the Netherlands, the network of hydrogen stations is growing rapidly to meet the demand for hydrogen vehicles (FCEV). This article provides an updated map of hydrogen stations open to the public in 2024, information on future expansion, projects under construction, and cities with the most hydrogen refueling points.

Current Map of Hydrogen Stations

Until June 2024, the Netherlands has several hydrogen stations distributed throughout the country. Major cities with these stations include Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague and Utrecht, with a network extending to metropolitan areas and key industrial regions.

The following interactive map shows the exact location of each hydrogen station open to the public:

Future Expansion and Projects Under Construction

The Dutch government and several private companies are investing significantly in the expansion of hydrogen infrastructure. By the end of 2025, the number of hydrogen stations is expected to double. Among the most notable projects are:

• H2Benelux Project: A cross-border collaboration to improve hydrogen infrastructure in the Benelux region, with the opening of new stations in strategic cities.
• Green Hydrogen Hub: A project focused on the production and distribution of green hydrogen, with several new stations planned in the north of the Netherlands.
• Hydrogen Valley: Initiative in the province of Groningen to create an integrated hydrogen ecosystem, including multiple refueling stations and production centers.

Cities with the Most Hydrogen Refueling Points

The Dutch cities with the most hydrogen stations in 2024 are:

1. Amsterdam: With 5 operational stations, it is the city with the largest hydrogen infrastructure in the country.
2. Rotterdam: It has 4 stations, taking advantage of its position as a key port for the import of hydrogen.
3. The Hague: It has 3 stations, facilitating access to hydrogen for both private vehicles and government fleets.
4. Utrecht: Also with 3 stations, Utrecht stands out for its focus on sustainable mobility.

These cities are leading the transition towards cleaner, more sustainable mobility, supported by favorable policies and growing demand for hydrogen vehicles.

The network of hydrogen stations in the Netherlands is expanding, with a growing infrastructure supporting the adoption of hydrogen vehicles. Investment in new projects and the opening of more stations ensures that the Netherlands remains at the forefront of sustainable mobility. With Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague and Utrecht leading the way, the country is becoming a role model in the use of hydrogen as a clean energy source.

Contacts for hydrogen stations in Netherlands

List of hydrogen stations in Netherlands

If you would like to see the list of hydrogen stations in Netherlands, please click on the following link:

References

• https://www.government.nl/topics/hydrogen
• https://ec.europa.eu/energy/topics/technology-and-innovation/hydrogen_en
• https://hydrogeneurope.eu/h2-projects
• https://h2benelux.eu
• https://hyway27.eu

Last update: 11 June 2024