Enexis receives $570m EIB loan for electricity grid programme
Dutch energy network operator Enexis has secured a €500 million ($570 million) loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB) to support its 2026 electricity grid investment programme. The funding will be used to expand, reinforce, and renew power infrastructure across five Dutch provinces: Groningen, Overijssel, Drenthe, North Brabant, and Limburg. The project involves installing approximately 2,800 km of medium-voltage cables and 1,800 km of low-voltage cables, along with new transformer stations and digital network management solutions. The investment aims to increase connection capacity for renewable energy sources like solar and wind, and to meet rising demand from households, businesses, and electric vehicles. EIB Vice-President Robert de Groot emphasized that the loan will boost network resilience and security. Enexis CFO Marjanne van Ittersum noted the unprecedented scale and pace of investment needed for the energy transition. The loan aligns with EIB priorities to accelerate the energy transition and strengthen grid reliability.
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