Building the transatlantic clean hydrogen corridor

The Texas-Louisiana Gulf Coast & the Netherlands

The Texas-Louisiana Gulf Coast and the Netherlands are uniquely positioned to shape a new transatlantic clean hydrogen corridor. Building on complementary strengths in energy infrastructure, ports, logistics, innovation, and industrial demand, this report highlights where opportunities for collaboration and business development are emerging.

It provides Dutch companies, policymakers, and knowledge institutions with practical insights into the rapidly developing hydrogen ecosystem along the Gulf Coast, including key market drivers, challenges, and potential entry points. The region’s ecosystem brings together major energy players, ports, industrial clusters, research institutions, and public-sector partners.

The report also highlights the Dutch hydrogen landscape, including the Netherlands’ national hydrogen strategy, emerging backbone infrastructure, port ecosystems, connections to Belgium and Germany, and the role of Dutch industry, research institutions, and innovative SMEs in developing hydrogen technologies and value chains.

As the clean hydrogen economy moves from ambition to implementation, strong transatlantic partnerships across government, industry, and academia will be essential. This publication is an invitation to explore, connect, and help build the next chapter of transatlantic energy cooperation.