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Green horizons: new regulation for green hydrogen in the Netherlands
Both the EU and the Netherlands consider green hydrogen essential to decarbonize their industrial processes and energy supply in order to achieve their climate goals. Therefore, they are taking measures to scale up the production and use of green hydrogen. In this ILO article Veii Jacobs, and Jan Erik Janssen provide an overview of the recent developments concerning green hydrogen regulation in the Netherlands.
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