The Dutch power grid is overcrowded, which disadvantages individuals and businesses. Join the mass claim for fair access to electricity.
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Fair power grid
Due to delays or denied connections, there is a difference between companies and individuals who do or do not have a connection.
Justice
The grid operators are required to provide the connections. It is important that this is enforced so that more is invested in the power grid.
Compensation
If you or your company have incurred damage, a portion of this may possibly be compensated through a class action.
What now?
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Inventory
Sign up and we will assess whether there are enough registrations for a mass claim.
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Start class action lawsuit
If there are enough registrations, the mass claim will start. We will negotiate on your behalf with the parties involved for a settlement or lawsuit.
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Receive compensation
Upon success, you will receive financial compensation without any upfront costs. Only a percentage of the compensation is charged.
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Determined to support businesses and consumers in their fight for reliable access to the power grid.
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Background
The three largest grid operators in the Netherlands are Enexis Netbeheer, Liander, and Stedin. These organizations are responsible for the management, maintenance, and expansion of the electricity grid. They are also legally required to connect every request for electricity from both businesses and individuals to the electricity grid.
Current Challenges
Due to an increasing demand for electricity, ongoing construction of new commercial buildings and homes, and sustainable initiatives, the electricity grid is overloaded. The energy transition, which leads to increased electricity consumption, puts additional pressure on our electricity grid. The necessary network expansions, such as new cables and substations, cannot keep up with the demand. Currently, 6600 businesses and many households are waiting for a connection.
Legal Context
The Electricity Act imposes an obligation on grid managers to connect a request for a connection to the electricity grid within 18 weeks. If grid managers fail to meet these obligations, they can be held responsible for damages caused by delays or refusals.
