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The supply of electricity generated by solar energy in the provinces of Drenthe and Groningen is so large that the current network cannot handle it. Minister of Economic Affairs Eric Wiebes says ...

Prior to a parliamentary debate on Tuesday about gas extraction and earthquakes, economic affairs minister Eric Wiebes has called for a major overhaul of the current damage claim protocol: claims filed prior ...

Susan Top, the secretary of the Groninger Gasberaad, says that leaders across the north need to stand up to economic minister Eric Wiebes. Translation by Traci White The Groninger Gasberaad is a ...

Economic minister Eric Wiebes has given the green light to move forward with gas extraction operations in 11 small fields in Assen and Noord-Drenthe. Translation by Traci White RTV Drenthe reports that ...

The province of Groningen is “optimistic” about a proposal from economic minister Eric Wiebes to move forward with structurally reinforcing homes in induced earthquake-prone areas. Translation by Traci White The Groninger Internet ...

Gas extraction operations in the province of Groningen may be phased out ahead of schedule. Translation by Traci White The Groninger Internet Courant reports that minister of economic affairs Eric Wiebes says ...

Prime Minister Mark Rutte will be visiting the province of Groningen on Wednesday. By Hans de Preter / Translation by Traci White According to the Netherlands Government Information Service, Rutte will be ...

Shell and ExxonMobil have started arbitration proceedings against the Dutch state to obtain financial compensation over their gas extraction agreements. The companies, both shareholders of the Dutch Petroleum Company (NAM), accused the ...

Vermilion (who else), the Canadian multinational energy business, intends to get its claws into the Tietjerk gas field Translated by Thomas Ansell The Gemeente Leeuwarden has decided to officially position itself against ...

The Province is several steps ahead of the national government, in terms of public sentiment By Thomas Ansell Following the historic environmental court victory last week against Shell, more and more sections ...