New production site

Van Kessel realises electrolyzer for hydrogen production in Oude-Tonge

De productielocatie komt naast een waterstoftankstation, zodat waterstofrijders meteen kunnen tanken.

South Holland’s Goeree-Overflakkee will soon get a production site for green hydrogen. This is because Van Kessel is going to build an electrolyzer in Oude-Tonge. With water and locally generated green electricity, green hydrogen will be produced for applications in mobility, construction, residential heating and industry.

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Author: Nina Koelewijn

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