Together with Gasunie, three Dutch ports presented a hydrogen position paper reacting to the Dutch Cabinet’s hydrogen vision.
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Two weeks after the opening of the Corona Bridging Loan (COL) and the Temporary Bridging Loan Program for innovative Start-up and Scale-ups (TOPSS), nearly 1,300 start-ups, scale-ups and innovative SMEs have submitted an application. The companies are applying for a total of € 630 million through either facility. Almost a third of all applications in the Netherlands come from companies in the province of North Holland.
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Together with consortium partners ENGIE, Total / PitPoint clean fuels and Damen Shipyards Group, Port of Den Helder is working hard on the realization of a hydrogen filling station at Kooyhaven. The project is supported by Liander N.V., New Energy Coalition and Ontwikkelingsbedrijf Noord-Holland Noord (NHN).
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Parties sign letter of intent to investigate feasibility
The arrival of a blue hydrogen factory in Den Helder is a step closer. An investigation is underway to determine its feasibility. The authorities and market parties involved have agreed on this in a Blue Hydrogen Den Helder Agreement of Intent. Blue hydrogen is a cleaner source of energy because the CO2 released during production is captured and stored.
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Due to the recent developments in relation to COVID-19 and the measurements taken by our government Port of Den Helder has taken the following measures. We hereby follow the advice of the government and the guidelines of RIVM.
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Due to the recent developments in relation to COVID-19, our staff will work from home until 6 april 2020. During this time our employees can be reached via their regular e-mail addresses and telephone numbers.
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On February 27, the municipality of Den Helder and the related parties, including Port of Den Helder, were awarded the CO2-aware Level 3 Certificate. Municipality of Den Helder is the first municipality in North Holland to carry this certificate.
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As of 1 January 2020, Port of Den Helder has completely switched to the use of green electricity. This is an important first step in the port's sustainability strategy. In addition to greening energy consumption, reducing emissions and promoting circularity are also important pillars of this sustainability strategy.
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