The Dutch electricity and gas supplier Liander - serving the provinces of Gelderland and Noord-Holland, as well as parts of Flevoland, Friesland and South Holland - announced that Friesland and Gelderland A new grid bottleneck has emerged in the province, and both provinces have reached their maximum solar mounting.

"Our research shows that congestion management is not the answer here," the company said in a statement.

Liander also invited developers of large power plants in the area to contact its experts immediately for advice, saying: “Even in areas that still have capacity, we recommend requesting capacity expansion in due course. Liander cannot guarantee that capacity will be sufficient in the long term.” Last year 12 In January, the Netherlands National and Regional Association of Electricity and Gas Network Operators Netbeheer Nederland updated the congestion map for high and medium voltage grids. The Dutch transmission system operator (TSO) Tennet also recently produced an interactive online map showing the most congested areas of the country's grid.

Over the past two years, Liander has implemented a number of measures to increase grid capacity in various regions of the Netherlands that are constrained by the grid and thus hinder the integration of more renewable energy plants. Specific measures include deploying two large transformers and implementing grid bottleneck congestion management.

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