No connections possible

Utrecht power grid shut down: Bovag speaks of ‘drama for business owners’

Voor de uitrol van laadinfrastructuur betekent de aansluitstop dat laadpunten niet meer direct kunnen worden aangesloten. Foto: Shutterstock

In a large part of the province of Utrecht, no new or heavier electricity connections will be possible from 1 July. According to Bovag, this is a “tragedy for any entrepreneur who needs an increase in his connection.”

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Author: Nina Koelewijn

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