The energy transition requires investors to take a broad view of the energy system as a whole, thinks Ronald Huisman, Professor of Sustainable Energy Finance.
Matthijs Korevaar concludes that measures to keep social housing rents low are costing Dutch housing associations around €4 billion in annual rental income.
According to Mary Pieterse-Bloem, the combination of enthusiasm and doubt toward the economic potential of AI could point to a hype in the stock market.
Following the rules costs the Dutch economy €16.8 billion a year, according to PwC. Dyaran Bansraj and Arjan Non say the real picture is more complicated.
Data centres are major electricity consumers. However, according to Ronald Huisman, they are not the main cause of peak demand on the Dutch electricity grid.
Despite rising tensions surrounding Iran and increasing fuel prices, stock markets remain remarkably stable. Patrick Verwijmeren explains how this can be.
