Energy & Health Campus Petten

About

Founded in 1960, Energy & Health Campus Petten is a renewable energy company headquartered in Petten, Netherlands with approximately 1000-5000 employees specializing in Hydrogen, Biomass, Energy Storage.

The Energy & Health Campus is a 70-hectare facility in the dunes of Petten, Netherlands, established in the 1960s as a hub for research and industrial activities. It serves as the base for major organizations including TNO (research institute), NRG PALLAS (nuclear operator), the Joint Research Centre (JRC), and Curium (medical isotope producer). The campus integrates research laboratories and nuclear installations to accelerate the energy transition and advance nuclear medicine. Research focus areas include green hydrogen production via electrolysis from renewable sources, sustainable fuel development from biomass, industrial waste heat recovery, battery testing through the EU Europe Hub Battery Testing Laboratory, and safe mobility systems. The campus facilitates knowledge sharing and collaboration across national and international partners, positioning the Netherlands as a world leader in renewable energy and medical isotope production. More than 30,000 patients globally are treated daily with medical isotopes produced at the site.