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The Greenhouse | Large batteries allowed this school to connect to the overloaded power grid

The Greenhouse | Large batteries allowed this school to connect to the overloaded power grid

A school in Arnhem successfully utilized large batteries to connect to the power grid despite existing capacity issues. This approach demonstrates how battery storage can provide a solution to the ongoing problem of an overcapacity electrical network in the Netherlands.

Hospitality venues in over half of municipalities to stay open longer during World Cup

Hospitality venues in over half of municipalities to stay open longer during World Cup

More than half of the municipalities in the Netherlands are allowing hospitality businesses to extend their opening hours during the World Cup. This announcement comes from the industry association Koninklijke Horeca Nederland (KHN), following agreements with local authorities.

Striptease acts on canal boats: "I don't want that sex show passing my window"

Striptease acts on canal boats: "I don't want that sex show passing my window"

Residents in Amsterdam are expressing frustration over visible striptease acts performed on canal cruise boats passing their homes, particularly concerning the exposure to young children. While local authorities state that such public displays are illegal in open spaces, families argue that reporting these incidents has failed to lead to effective enforcement.

Expensive, lightly used Samsonite suitcase fails early, yet Willem denied rightful compensation

Expensive, lightly used Samsonite suitcase fails early, yet Willem denied rightful compensation

A consumer named Willem is seeking compensation after his expensive Samsonite suitcase failed earlier than expected, despite the brand's reputation for durability and long warranty periods. The dispute highlights the challenge of obtaining redress when a premium product does not meet its promised lifespan.

Do we have too much space? The housing shortage would be solved with 11 square meters less

Do we have too much space? The housing shortage would be solved with 11 square meters less

A report by ABN Amro suggests that the Netherlands' housing shortage could be resolved if the average living space per person were reduced by 11 square meters. Experts argue that space is currently unevenly distributed, with a high demand for single-family homes contributing to the inefficiency.