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Nope, no word as of yet.

If you want to help, stat looking around at spots they could use. Gotta be zoned right (non-residential, easy grid access, etc), and in the right locations to serve the most people (not just a few).

Oh, helps if you can find a group of reservation holders nearby, Tesla deploys it's initial SC's near groups of customers.

How can I find out how many Reservation holders there are in The Netherlands? And where in The Netherlands they are located?

Ask in the regional forums here, on TMC, or just see if your DS has more customers in your area (probably can't say, but it doesn't hurt to ask).

Benz: there is a map where reservation holders register where they live. It does not show all reservation holders but I think it gives an indication. There are a lot of markers in The Netherlands...
http://www.zeemaps.com/map?group=295135
To register your reservation: press "additions" and "add marker"

I am sure one of them will be located in Tilburg the Netherlands

Yes, there are a lot of people with a reservation for a Tesla Model S in The Netherlands. But, there are no people with a reservation for a Tesla Model X in The Netherlands. I can see only in in Antwerp, Belgium.

That map covers about 10% of registrations. Otherwise there would be 20,000 pins! Voluntary info submitted only.

@Brian H
Can anyone tell me how many reservations for the Tesla Model S have been made only in The Netherlands (up to now)?

Benz;
No, there doesn't seem to be any way to know, other than by hacking TM's order files, which I'm not up to achieving. Sorry. >:D

Well, in February Tesla Motors will have some news about the earnings of Q4 in 2012. Maybe they will specify some information on this question as well. Or mayby per continent, who knows. Let's wait and see.

Tesla Motors have announced that there will be a service center in Amsterdam. It would be nice if one Supercharger can be placed along the A9 highway (somewhere between Alkmaar and Amsterdam).

What happens in the procedure/proces to choose a location for a Supercharger? Who will have the final say in this?

Whoever owns the land has final say in what goes on it.

@ Vawlkus

Yes, but suppose that Tesla Motors would come to you, and they would ask you if it's OK to put a Supercharger on your piece of land? Who could say "NO"?

Anyone who has other plans for their land.

There will always be people who will say "No" just to be difficult.

I think it is worth considering to having them place a Supercharger on your land. After all you will get some kind of a compensation for it. And it's for the good of the planet, that counts as well.

As a newbie at this forum I am wundering if it is reasonable to expect Tesla to place superchargers 'all over the world' and let us charge for free. How they are going to finance that?

Telsa partners with sister company Solar City. Across the network(s), it installs enough associated solar arrays to more than make up for the power Solar City (not Tesla) buys from the utilities (on an annual average/total basis) -- and sells it back to the utilities for a profit.

If/when Tesla are going to place some Superchargers here in Norway, they should obviously not use solar energy but waterfall energy who is non pollutive, green minded and common.

Traveling from North Cape all the way south in europe would be "electric":)

Solar City don't know from watermills. They'll probably "average" the n/w across all of Europe. Of course, in the summer Norway gets lots of hours of (weak) sun!