Fluvius in the news

Fluvius is overseeing road and sidewalk reconstruction in Paul Ferrardstraat, set to complete by January 2025.

Fluvius has struggled to install digital meters on time for many solar panel owners, despite previous penalties.

Fluvius is struggling to meet digital meter installation deadlines despite previous fines from VREG.

The lack of structural reform in Flemish energy intermunicipal companies leads to rising net tariffs and higher energy bills for households, with political control hindering cost savings.

Fluvius was fined 50,000 euros for inadequate oversight leading to a fatal gas explosion in Wilrijk in 2019.

A woman expresses concern over threats linked to Fluvius while allowing technicians access for digital meter installation.

Electricity tariffs are set to rise significantly in 2025 due to increased transmission costs and interest rates.

Fluvius is sending threatening letters to customers without digital meters, regardless of their cooperation.

Fluvius has been named HR Ambassador 2024 for its outstanding HR practices and employee focus.

A customer filed a complaint about a faulty digital meter from Fluvius, reporting inaccurate high consumption readings despite being away from home.

Fluvius' energy intermunicipal companies exclude local parties from governance, maintaining undemocratic control by traditional parties and calling for reform to a single expert-led energy company.

The Flemish government plans a €1.56 billion investment in Fluvius and a merger of local utilities to support energy transition and unify network management.

The Flemish government is working on a summer agreement involving VRT, Fluvius, and sanctions for municipalities lacking social housing.

A power outage affected over 50 streets in C-mine and Winterslag, with Fluvius working to find the cause and restore electricity by midnight.

Poperinge will hand over its sewer management to Fluvius from 2026 to meet regulatory challenges and ensure stable financing while staying involved in oversight.

Digital meters in Flanders improve fraud detection and data reliability for green energy certificates, with Fluvius playing a key role in meter readings and fraud prevention.

Flanders plans a multi-billion investment in Fluvius to upgrade the electricity grid amid political debate on reforms and cost impacts.

Fluvius fined nearly 11,000 households in 2023 for late solar panel registration, with fines rising due to lost incentives and registration confusion.

In 2023, nearly 11,000 Flemish households were fined by Fluvius for late solar panel registration, highlighting widespread misunderstandings and prompting calls for automated registration.

In 2023, over 10,000 Flemish households were fined for failing to timely register solar panels with Fluvius, partly due to subsidy removal and registration confusion.