Netherlands Injects Over €44M into Hydrogen Mobility Subsidy Scheme

This month, the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) announced that reports attribute more than €44 million in funding to transport operators integrating hydrogen fuel-cell trucks under its Hydrogen in Mobility Subsidy Scheme (SWiM), aiming to spur coordinated deployment of vehicles and refuelling infrastructure nationwide.

The scheme, managed by the Netherlands Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management and administered by RVO, requires applicants to form partnerships between at least one hydrogen-station operator and one transport or logistics company. Official guidance confirms that SWiM supports construction and expansion of high-pressure hydrogen stations, acquisition or conversion of hydrogen-powered vehicles, and related logistics equipment, with grants covering up to 80% of the incremental cost compared to diesel alternatives.

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