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According to Dutch national broadcaster NOS, minister of Economic Affairs Eric Wiebes is in talks with Shell and ExxonMobil about compensation for the gas that will remain underground in Groningen. Wiebes announced ...

“Travelling two and a half hours from The Hague to Groningen means travelling to the future!” That exultant statement officially announced the arrival of Groningen's “Welcome in Cyberspace” campaign on Monday afternoon. ...

Protestors pretending to be a funeral procession demonstrated on Thursday evening in Pieterzijl. Dagblad van het Noorden reports that the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate was holding a town hall event ...

When gas extraction operations in Groningen end in 2030, economic minister Eric Wiebes says there will still be 50 billion euros’ worth of gas left in the ground. During a visit to ...

According to Dagblad van het Noorden, on the same day that the national government announced that Groningen gas extraction would end in 2030, plans to begin fracking in the Pieterzijl-Oost gas field ...

The new nitrogen factory which Gasunie plans to build in Zuidbroek in the province of Groningen is projected to cost 500,000 euros. The new facility will be built next to a smaller ...

Minister Eric Wiebes is expected to announce plans for how the Netherlands can wean themselves off the natural gas from the Slochteren gas field. UPDATE: 8:05 p.m., Thursday, March 30 According to ...

A centre for processing claims filed due to induced earthquake damage in Groningen officially opened its doors on Monday morning. The centre, staffed by 30 people, will handle the backlog of 12,000 ...

In a letter from two national agricultural organisations addressed to minister of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy Eric Wiebes, farmers from the province of Groningen are calling for compensation for damaged property ...