Ørsted gaat een ​​van 's werelds grootste groene waterstoffabrieken ter wereld ontwikkelen

The State Secretary for Climate and Green Growth Jo-Annes de Bat has established the overall roadmap for the hydrogen network in the Southwest Netherlands. The network is part of the national and international hydrogen system and is intended to connect ports and industrial clusters in the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany.

LBC Tank Terminals is developing plans in Vlissingen for a terminal for the import and storage of green ammonia, combined with CO₂ storage and the production of green hydrogen. The development is planned for the Sloehaven in North Sea Port and fits within the broader strengthening of the Scheldt Delta Region as a hub for energy, raw materials, and industrial infrastructure.

Gasunie and Fluxys Hydrogen have signed an agreement to jointly develop cross-border hydrogen connections between the Netherlands and Belgium. Through this partnership, both infrastructure operators are continuing to work on the expansion of transport infrastructure for hydrogen and other molecules in north-western Europe. Both Gasunie and Fluxys are partners within Smart Delta Resources.