Netherlands: TotalEnergies opens fourth hydrogen station

The international energy company opens a new hydrogen station in Veldhoven to cater for light and heavy-duty transport.

The Netherlands has another public hydrogen refueling station in Veldhoven, the fourth TotalEnergies opens in the country.

The station is located on a site owned by VDL Groep and supplies hydrogen (H2) at a pressure of 700 bar, suitable for passenger cars and other light vehicles, and 350 bar, used mainly for heavy vehicles.

TotalEnergies in The Netherlands is working to expand its network of service stations with alternative fuels such as biomethane, hydrogen, LNG and electricity. Only last month it opened another hydrogen station in the city of Breda. Together with Arnhem and Delfzijl (buses), Veldhoven is TotalEnergies' fourth hydrogen site in the Netherlands.

"The Netherlands has high ambitions in the field of sustainability. The right refueling and charging infrastructure makes the switch to cleaner and more sustainable transport easier. The opening of our new hydrogen refueling station in Veldhoven, the fourth operated by TotalEnergies in the Netherlands, is another important step in achieving this goal," Nathalie Baras, Retail Director of TotalEnergies Marketing Netherlands.

The station in Veldhoven was relocated from another site to find a more suitable location and open to the public.