Am I able to refuel hydrogen vehicles at H2Benelux stations that require a refuelling pressure of 350 bar?
No, the hydrogen refuelling stations developed in H2Benelux supply hydrogen at 700 bar refuelling pressure.
No, the hydrogen refuelling stations developed in H2Benelux supply hydrogen at 700 bar refuelling pressure.
Yes, the partners in H2Benelux are involved in other initiatives as well. WaterstofNet is operating the hydrogen refuelling station in Helmond (the Netherlands), PitPoint is operating the hydrogen refuelling stations in Arnhem, Delfzijl (the Netherlands) and Antwerp (Belgium) and Colruyt Group is operating the hydrogen refuelling station in Halle. The consortium partners are involved, among others, in hydrogen refuelling station initiatives in Antwerp, Ollignies, Den Helder, Breda and Groningen.
Yes, the maximum distance between the two H2 Benelux stations (Amsterdam and Luxembourg) is less than 400 kilometres. Therefore, after filling up at any of these stations, you will be able to easily reach the other station (by using the hydrogen vehicles that are commercially available today).
The hydrogen refuelling station development process typically consist of 5 phases: a planning stage in which all preparations are being performed that are related to pre-permitting and demand inventory, an approval phase in which the submitted permit application is processed and the permit granted, an execution phase is which the onsite and station works and the installation of the hydrogen refuelling station equipment are performed, a trial operation phase in which the onsite tests are being performed and an opening phase in which the station is opened for refuelling.
The status of the development of the hydrogen refuelling stations can be monitored on the homepage of the H2Benelux website and on the dedicated hydrogen refuelling stations section of H2Benelux website.