TenneT to Restructure Funding to Split Dutch, German Operations

TenneT to Restructure Funding to Split Dutch, German Operations

TenneT Holding B.V. is planning to restructure its balance sheet as it prepares to split its Dutch and German operations.

There will be much more money for German funding from the federal government in the future. In Vienna alone, there will be 521 funding posts instead of 231 so far. Many questions are still open for the educational researcher Susanne Schwab, because politics would not respond until the system has been overloaded.

Cabinet guarantees billions of euros in loans to electricity grid company TenneT

The government guarantees any loans taken out by grid operator TenneT for necessary investments in the Dutch electricity grid. The state company expects to need around 90 billion euros for this over the next 10 years. This guarantee ensures that TenneT can loan money more cheaply on the capital market, and a capital contribution from the State is not necessary.