Both the European Union and the Netherlands have recently announced their ambitions on the production and consumption of (renewable) hydrogen. A significant increase in hydrogen production and consumption in the Netherlands will require the development of large-scale hydrogen infrastructure such as hydrogen transport and storage. This chapter examines the development of such infrastructure in the Netherlands. First, it briefly discusses plans of group companies of N.V. Nederlandse Gasunie’s (Gasunie), the operator of the Dutch nationwide natural gas network, and of other natural gas infrastructure in the Netherlands and northern Germany, for the development and operation of hydrogen transport, storage and import infrastructure. Second, it explores the current Dutch legal framework regulating these hydrogen activities. Third, it offers a first appraisal of the European proposals on third-party access to hydrogen infrastructure as well as of their proposals for exempting new hydrogen infrastructure. Together, this provides the reader with a brief overview of the current Dutch legal framework for hydrogen activities, the potential future EU legal framework for access to hydrogen infrastructure in the Netherlands and the resulting challenges for developing such infrastructure.