From spring 2025, Liander will be taking over the power grid in various parts of the country in the coming years
\nMunicipality Den Helder. Liander starts strengthening the power grid in Julianadorp.
\nEast. Other neighborhoods and districts will follow later.<\/p>\n
With Liander's approach, the entire power grid in the area is being tackled at once. This means that
\nless inconvenience for residents. In Julianadorp Oost, new
\nelectricity substations are being built and Liander is laying new cables. This will make the power grid more powerful.
\nand can it also meet the growing demand for electricity in the future.<\/p>\n
A reliable power grid<\/strong> All Den Helder's turn<\/strong>
\nThe Netherlands is growing and changing. We are using more and more electricity and generating it ourselves.
\nincluding the lighting and heating of our homes, electric cooking and charging of
\ncars. This is causing the power grid to become overloaded. To continue to get power from the socket in the future,
\nLiander improves the power grid throughout the Netherlands.<\/p>\n
\nOver the next fifteen years, Liander will also take over the power grid in all districts and neighborhoods in the municipality of Den
\nClearly. The neighborhood where Liander will be working with the neighborhood approach over the next two years is the
\neast side of Julianadorp and Kruiszwin 1 to 5. This is due to the capacity and age of the
\nlow-voltage grid. The schedule for Den Helder after 2025 is not yet known.<\/p>\n