Transport

Hydrogen 'nightmare' | Dutch agency expresses fears of toxic clouds and deaths from large-scale ammonia imports

Director of regulation at regional environmental protection body raises safety concerns about handling of NH3 at ports and during transportation by road or rail

An aerial shot of the Port of Rotterdam, which aims to be a major terminal for the import of hydrogen and ammonia.
An aerial shot of the Port of Rotterdam, which aims to be a major terminal for the import of hydrogen and ammonia.Photo: Rotterdam Makers District
Transporting H2AmmoniaGreen H2NetherlandsRotterdam
Published 23 February 2023, 13:51Updated 23 February 2023, 14:34