
Amsterdam will not reach target of making all homes gas-free by 2040
NL TimesMaking all Amsterdam homes natural gas-free by 2040 is “not achievable” with the current plans, the alderwoman for sustainability, Zita Pels, wrote in a council letter on Thursday. Vattenfall decided last year to stop laying heat grids in neighborhoods with already-built homes due to the high costs that are connected to this. “The financial support for collective heat grids from the Government is not sufficient at this time, and the proposed public majority interest in heating companies in the new legislation makes it less interesting for private heating companies to invest," said the alderwoman. In the longer term, the municipality wants to participate in a public heating company for the Amsterdam region and ensure that heating networks become more affordable.
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