Doenja Frints: March 18, 2026
The energy transition is causing homes to both use and produce more electricity. Whereas in the past households mainly bought energy from the grid, nowadays many homes have solar panels, heat pumps, electric boilers, charging stations for electric...
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Doenja Frints: February 3, 2026
Energy management systems are increasingly being marketed as fully AI-driven. That sounds progressive and modern. At the same time, it raises a...
Doenja Frints: December 5, 2025
The energy transition is moving fast, and D66 and CDA's new energy policy gives clear direction that local consumption and energy storage are...
Doenja Frints: July 3, 2025
Electricity grids are becoming overloaded, regulations are evolving rapidly, and pressure on the system continues to grow. In short, the energy...
Doenja Frints: June 17, 2025
As of January 1, 2026, the new Energy Act will come into effect. This will replace the current Electricity Act and Gas Act. The new law is fully...
Doenja Frints: June 6, 2025
The energy transition is in full swing, and organisations are looking for increasingly creative ways to respond. One model that is rapidly gaining...
Doenja Frints: May 1, 2025
Once your company has an electricity connection greater than 3 x 80 amps, in the Netherlands, you are classified as a large-scale energy consumer....
Doenja Frints: April 2, 2025
Smart Devices Against Grid Congestion In a recent publication by TNO, "The Role of Smart Devices in Grid Congestion on the Low-Voltage Grid: An...
Doenja Frints: March 26, 2025
The net-metering scheme for solar panels has helped many businesses recover the costs of their solar installations more quickly for years. However,...
Doenja Frints: March 6, 2025
It’s becoming an increasingly common issue: solar panel inverters automatically shutting down when the power grid becomes overloaded. This typically...
