In Terneuzen, our hydrogen plant will be located on a three-hectare site on the Axelse Vlakte. Its implantation on the Belgian-Dutch border offers opportunities for cross-border cooperation.

Just as in Vlissingen, production capacity in Terneuzen will be 25 MW at the start. The planning phase has been completed, and we received the necessary permits in March 2022. In early 2024, we received a grant from the Just Transition Fund (JTF), and in August 2026, we received an SDE++ grant.

In an initial phase, we will produce about 2,000 tons of green hydrogen per year. But the design of the hydrogen plant allows for future expansion up to 50 MW.

The site, located within North Sea Port, is very well connected by road, rail, the North Sea and inland waterways. This will allow us to distribute the hydrogen smoothly to potential customers. Industrial companies in the port are already showing interest in our green hydrogen to reduce their CO₂ emissions. Moreover, North Sea Port wants to develop the Axelse Vlakte into a cluster for the production of advanced biofuels in the coming years. This offers opportunities for interesting, local partnerships, not only for our green hydrogen, but also for the co-products heat and oxygen.