TotalEnergies and H2point have inaugurated a new public H₂ refueling station in Roosendaal, the Netherlands. This new publicly accessible H₂ refueling station is located on the Aanwas, at exit 20 of the A7 in Roosendaal in the southern province of West Brabant. It supplies H₂ at a pressure of 700 bar, suitable for passenger cars and other light vehicles, and 350 bar, mainly used for heavy vehicles such as buses and trucks. In addition, there are four 300-kW charging points for fast charging of electric trucks and passenger cars.

The H₂ refueling station in Roosendaal is the result of a partnership between TotalEnergies in the Netherlands and H2point and is part of the heavy-duty network of H₂ stations that TotalEnergies is developing in Europe. This station is also planned to become part of the announced joint venture with Air Liquide that aims to deploy more than 100 H₂ stations on major European roads—mainly in France, Benelux and Germany—in the coming years.

The new H₂ refueling station has been made possible with financial support from the Dutch government and the European Union. A financial incentive contribution was received from the DKTI scheme, through which the Dutch government supports sustainable mobility projects, including the construction of H₂ stations. European funding was also obtained from BENEFIC, a cross-border and innovative project for the development of charging and refueling infrastructure for alternative transport fuels.

Robert Joore, Managing Director van TotalEnergies Marketing Nederland said, “The opening of the H₂ refueling station in Roosendaal in partnership with H2point is in line with TotalEnergies' ambition to operate carbon neutral by 2050, together with society. It is our Company’s fifth H₂ station in the Netherlands, in addition to Arnhem, Delfzijl (buses), Breda and Veldhoven.”

Antoine Tournand, Vice President H₂ at TotalEnergies Marketing & Services said, “For international long-haul and heavy-duty applications, H₂ has its best competitive advantage. It allows fast refueling, comparable to diesel, and it gives long autonomy, up to 1,000 km. The new TotalEnergies H₂ refueling station in Roosendaal is the first to be specially designed and built to reflect the latest developments and customer expectations in H₂ technology. Today’s opening is an important step towards our goal of contributing to a more sustainable and decarbonized future for the transport industry.”

Paul Smits, Managing Director of H2point said, "With the realization of this H₂ refueling station in Roosendaal the province of West Brabant, the 'logistics hotspot of the Netherlands,' is ready for the future. The station contributes to the transition to sustainable H₂ mobility and H2point's strive towards a nationwide network of H₂ stations. Thanks to our subsidy partners RVO, for the financial support from the DKTI transport scheme, and the European Union, for its BENEFIC funding from the Connecting Europe Facility program."