Groningen to host Sustainable Homes Day
The day itself will be free for all residents of the municipality of Groningen. The idea behind the project, according ...
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Companies in Dutch energy sector seek next cohort of young leaders
Key players in the Dutch energy sector are aiming to recruit the next cohort of young professionals at the upcoming ...
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Friesland increases current sustainability subsidies
The Province of Friesland has recently decided to extend current sustainability subsidies to further stimulate energy-saving efforts in the region. ...
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Drenthe: Assen, Tynaarlo and Aa en Hunze will pay out energy allowance early
The Drenthe Municipalities of Assen, Tynaarlo and Aa en Hunze stated that they will soon start paying out the first ...
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Drenthe encourages residents to take shorter showers
The province of Drenthe will hand out free shower timers to residents from March 25th to May 11th. The first ...
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Drenthe, Groningen and Lower Saxony will cooperate on hydrogen projects
The provinces of Drenthe and Groningen and the German State of Lower Saxony will soon start a cross-border partnership on ...
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New online career event for Internationals: Meet Your Future in Energy to be held on April 22
The online event will include workshops, interesting talks, and the chance for young professionals to meet potential employers By Thomas ...
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Rutte’s suggestion that gasless Groningen could become home to nuclear power station ridiculed
It seems that outgoing PM Rutte wants to keep Groningen as the South’s energy provider Dutch Prime Minister Rutte has ...
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Gemeente Opsterland (Friesland) wants to be energy-neutral by 2035: including being gas-free
Villages will have to become gas-free, and houses must use more solar panels Translated by Thomas Ansell As reported in ...
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Minister Wiebes: it will take years for Drenthe, Groningen grids to meet solar demand
The supply of electricity generated by solar energy in the provinces of Drenthe and Groningen is so large that the ...
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Lelylijn proposal submitted to European Commission
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Demand for apartments in Groningen remains red hot
