Alliander in the news

Port of Amsterdam and Alliander are deepening their cooperation to address electricity grid congestion, aiming to unlock port growth and facilitate energy transition projects by sharing information and coordinating infrastructure investments.

Alliander NV distributes electricity and gas, primarily in the Netherlands, through its Network Operator Liander and other segments, focusing on grid management services.

Nijkerk will convert a 2.15 million euro loan to Alliander into shares by 2026, boosting Alliander's investment capacity for grid expansion but ending the municipality's interest income.

Alliander collaborated with Siemens to present a real-world case study at Flexcon 2026, showcasing their automated system for proactive grid congestion management that significantly reduces customer waiting times and supports the energy transition.

Alliander NV distributes electricity and gas, primarily in the Netherlands, and manages related grid services.

Purmerend is converting a 1.65 million euro loan to Alliander into shares, which will replace fixed interest with variable dividend income from 2027.

Alliander has reduced its electricity grid waiting list by investing in network expansion and smart capacity utilization, resulting in increased profits.

Dutch grid operators like Alliander and Enexis are recruiting engineers and IT professionals from South Africa and Suriname to address grid overload due to increased solar energy integration.

Hoorn is converting a loan to Alliander into shares, while a former convict exposes widespread contraband and luxurious parties in Zaanstad's prison, sparking political concern.

Alliander addresses skilled labor shortages and knowledge retention by encouraging employees to continue working past retirement age, leveraging their experience through flexible arrangements and proactive engagement.

Niek Scheppink has been appointed as business controller at Alliander, returning after prior experience as an interim Project Accounting employee at its subsidiary Liander.

Growing local resistance from residents and landowners, fueled by concerns about visual impact, noise, and property values, is severely delaying the expansion of the Dutch electricity grid amidst critical congestion.

Alliander NV projects a 58.9% increase in its global workforce, reaching 9,042 employees by March 2026.

Alliander successfully reduced its business customer waiting list by over 1,800 in the first half of 2026 through significant grid investments and smart energy management strategies, despite ongoing capacity pressures.

Alliander has reduced its waiting list for corporate power connections by connecting 1800 companies in the first half-year through smart energy solutions and network investments.

Alliander's waiting list for large business customers has decreased for the first time due to grid expansion and smarter capacity use.

Alliander invested nearly 1.1 billion euros in the first half of 2026 to expand and reinforce energy grids, while the waiting list for transport capacity grew to 8,907 companies.

Alliander reduced its energy capacity waiting list by making agreements with large business customers and expanding its grid, though scarcity persists.

Alliander has successfully reduced its electricity connection waiting list for the first time, despite an increase in personnel costs impacting net profit.

Alliander connected 1800 additional companies in the first half of the year, reducing its waiting list for electricity connections through smart energy solutions.