A Hundred-Year-Old Village Risks Disappearing From the Map.
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A village with a history of over a century could be demolished to accommodate new energy infrastructure. Moerdijk, where approximately 1,100 people live, is close to one of the country's most important industrial centres. Authorities are exploring the possibility of expanding energy installations in the area, based on increasing demand for electricity.
The Dutch town of Moerdijk, with 1,100 inhabitants, risks being completely demolished in order to make room for the necessary infrastructure of the country's energy transition. Located near the city of Rotterdam, in the vicinity of an important industrial node, the village is caught between its centuries-old traditions and the pressure of industrial and energy expansion. On the one hand, Moerdijk retains the traditional charm of the Netherlands,…
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