Vissers Energy Group has officially commissioned the construction of a H₂ refueling station at the new EnergyHub in Venlo. Due to open in June 2026, the station will have a daily H₂ capacity of 1,000 kilograms and will be equipped with both 350 bar and 700 bar dispensers. This will make it suitable for both passenger cars and heavy-duty vehicles, such as trucks.

Thanks to the high filling pressures, refueling will be quick and efficient: passenger cars will be back on the road in under five minutes, and trucks can be fully refueled in under fifteen minutes.

The H₂ refueling station is an important part of the EnergyHub Venlo, where Vissers Energy Group is committed to offering a complete range of traditional and sustainable fuels, electric charging infrastructure, food outlets, car washing facilities and other services.

“By realizing this H₂ refueling station, we are strengthening Venlo's position as a logistics hotspot and facilitating international H₂ traffic between the Netherlands and Germany. This is an important step towards emission-free mobility,” said Gerbert Vissers, CEO of Vissers Energy Group.

This initiative underlines Vissers Energy Group's ambition to play a pioneering role in the energy transition and contribute to making mobility more sustainable in the region and beyond.

Vissers Energy Group is collaborating with Resato Hydrogen Technology to build a H₂ refueling station. Resato develops and supplies complete H₂ refueling stations, contributing to the establishment of a reliable and safe H₂ network both at home and abroad. The company has many years of experience with high-pressure technology and is involved in several of Europe's leading H₂ projects.

“With this project, Vissers Energy Group is taking an important step in the further rollout of the H₂ infrastructure. We are proud to contribute to this sustainable development as a technology partner,” said Rob Castien, CEO of Resato Hydrogen Technology. “This station proves that scalable, future-proof H₂ solutions are already available today.”