Huge price differences when refuelling with hydrogen at the pump; hardly any growth in the number of hydrogen filling stations

Whilst the price difference at the pump for a litre of Euro 95 can currently be more than 35 eurocents in the Netherlands, this still pales in comparison to what the more than twenty hydrogen filling stations in our country charge for a kilo of hydrogen. With a current price difference of 10 euros per kilo between the cheapest and most expensive hydrogen refuelling stations, a full tank of hydrogen can cost up to 60 euros more – or, conversely, be that much cheaper.
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