Hydrogen Stations Denmark. Map and List

DEALER	ADDRESS	CITY
EVERFUEL	Storebæltsvej 44	Korsør
EVERFUEL	Logistikparken 12	Aarhus
EVERFUEL	Vejlevej 361	Kolding
EVERFUEL	Darumvej 145	Esbjerg
EVERFUEL	Energiporten 2	København
EVERFUEL	Prags Boulevard 69	København
EVERFUEL	Vejlevej 5	Herning
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Network of Hydrogen Stations in Denmark

Denmark is rapidly moving towards a more sustainable future with the development of hydrogen refuelling stations. From the opening of the first station in Herning to ambitious projects scheduled for 2025, the country is positioning itself as a leader in the adoption of hydrogen technologies. With the support of large operators and the commitment of local and national governments, the hydrogen infrastructure in Denmark is expected to continue to grow and evolve in the coming years.

Evolution since the First Hydrogen Station

The first publicly available hydrogen station in Denmark was opened in 2003 in Herning. This station, operated by H2 Logic, marked a milestone in the transition to cleaner and more sustainable energy. Since then, there has been a gradual growth in the number of hydrogen stations in the country.

In 2011, the hydrogen station in Copenhagen, developed by H2 Logic and funded by the Danish hydrogen infrastructure project (Hydrogen Link Denmark), became one of the most advanced facilities in the country. This station not only supplies hydrogen, but also serves as a research and development centre.

Current Projects and Forecasts for 2025

By 2024, Denmark has several hydrogen stations spread across its main cities and industrial areas. Some of the most notable locations include:

Copenhagen: The hydrogen station in Copenhagen Harbour, opened in 2015, is one of the most technologically advanced in the country.
Aarhus: In 2017, a station was opened at Aarhus University, part of a larger project to promote research and development of hydrogen technologies.
Odense: H2 Logic's hydrogen station in central Odense, operational since 2016, is key to hydrogen supply in central Denmark.
Aalborg: The Nordjyllandsværket hydrogen station, scheduled to open in 2025, will be one of the largest in Northern Europe.
Esbjerg: Denmark is investing in a station in the port of Esbjerg, with plans to open in 2021. 2024, as part of its strategy to become a green hydrogen hub in Europe.
Roskilde: A hydrogen station is planned to open in central Roskilde in 2025, to support the development of the hydrogen industry in the Zealand region.

Largest Operators of Hydrogen Stations in Denmark

The main hydrogen filling station operators in Denmark are:

H2 Logic: Operator of several stations in Denmark, H2 Logic plans to expand its network with new stations in Copenhagen, Aarhus and Odense by 2025.
Everfuel: In addition to its station in Herning, Everfuel is collaborating on projects in Aalborg and Esbjerg, with plans to open new stations in 2024 and 2025.
Air Liquide: Air Liquide has established stations in Copenhagen and Aarhus, and has plans to expand to other regional capitals in the coming years.
Nel Hydrogen: Operating in Odense, Nel Hydrogen is developing projects elsewhere in Denmark and plans to open new stations by the end of 2025.
Hydrogen Denmark: With projects such as the hydrogen corridor in Roskilde, Hydrogen Denmark is leading initiatives to expand hydrogen infrastructure in the country.

References

H2 Logic. (2003). First Public Hydrogen Station in Herning.https://www.h2logic.com
Hydrogen Link Denmark. (2011). Copenhagen Hydrogen Station Launch.https://www.hydrogenlink.net
Everfuel. (2017). Aarhus University Hydrogen Station.https://www.everfuel.com
H2 Logic. (2016). Odense Hydrogen Station.https://www.h2logic.com
Nordjyllandsværket. (2025). Aalborg Hydrogen Station Project.https://www.nordjyllandsvaerket.dk
Port of Esbjerg. (2024). Esbjerg Hydrogen Project.https://www.portofesbjerg.dk
Hydrogen Denmark. (2025). Roskilde Hydrogen Project.https://www.hydrogendenmark.dk
Air Liquide. (2020). Copenhagen and Aarhus Hydrogen Stations.https://www.airliquide.com