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What the new Flemish priority framework could mean for your grid connection

Nearly 1,800 Flemish companies are currently on the Fluvius waiting list. In most congested zones, a new or expanded grid connection is not guaranteed — regardless of the scale of your project.

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Nearly 1,800 Flemish companies are currently on the Fluvius waiting list. In most congested zones, a new or expanded grid connection is not guaranteed — regardless of the scale of your project.

Nearly 1,800 Flemish companies are currently on the Fluvius waiting list. In most congested zones, a new or expanded grid connection is not guaranteed — regardless of the scale of your project.

The Flemish Parliament is drafting a proposed decree that could change that. Companies that install a battery and operate it as a congestion reliever would receive priority access to the grid — not through an administrative shortcut, but through a demonstrable contribution to grid stability.

Matthias, our General Manager, explains in a short video what this proposal means concretely for industrial companies — and why it confirms a direction we have long believed in.

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