Netcongestie · Groningen
Netcongestie in Groningen (grid congestion in Groningen)
The capaciteitskaart gives a congestion status for offtake and feed-in to 11 supply areas and 11 substations in Groningen; Rare Context holds those statuses, available on request. Groningen has 67 high-voltage substations in the data, 19 of them at 220 or 380 kV.
We hold the netcongestie status for Groningen.Offtake and feed-in status per supply area and substation, with the grid operator: available on request.
What netcongestie means
Netcongestie (grid congestion) means the grid in an area is full: the operator cannot promise new capacity for offtake (drawing power, for a factory, a data center or a heat pump cluster) or for feed-in (supplying power, from solar, wind or a battery) until it reinforces the grid. The Dutch grid operators publish a status per area on one map, the capaciteitskaart of Netbeheer Nederland, for offtake and for feed-in apart: room available, limited room, or a waiting list.
Hoogspanningsstations in Groningen
Every high-voltage substation in Groningen we hold, highest voltage first. Voltage and operator come from OpenStreetMap; the congestion status from the capaciteitskaart, on request.
Supply areas (voedingsgebieden)
The 11 supply areas of the regional grid operators and TenneT congestion areas in Groningen that the map gives a status. Their statuses are available on request; the official map shows them for one address at a time.
- EHAVM Eemshaven-Midden 20 kVon request
- EHAVO Eemshaven-Oost 20 kVon request
- GNBH Groningen Bornholmstraaton request
- GNBS Groningen Bloemsingelon request
- GNHK Groningen v. Heemskerckstraaton request
- MEE Meedenon request
- TenneT Eemshaven Middenon request
- TenneT Groningen 220/20on request
- TenneT Groningen Ooston request
- WEW Weiwerdon request
- WS Winschotenon request
Data on this page
- Netbeheer Nederland capaciteitskaart. Netbeheer Nederland capaciteitskaart, Restricted.
- OpenStreetMap power infrastructure (Overpass). OpenStreetMap power infrastructure (Overpass), ODbL 1.0, © OpenStreetMap contributors.