Being the Netherlands’ largest network operator, Liander distributes electricity and gas to millions of households and businesses.

Qirion designs, builds and maintains the high-voltage grid for today and tomorrow. This includes the construction and maintenance of substations and high-voltage lines and cables.

Firan specialises in sustainable energy networks. Together with partners, they shape modern infrastructure solutions for new energy.

Alliander Next Grid works on the future of the energy grid by scouting for innovations and teaming up with start-ups and scale-ups across the energy ecosystem. These companies support Alliander in addressing its strategic challenges.

It is no small feat to establish safe working practices in the Netherlands in line with current laws and regulations. Qterra helps network operators, contractors and local authorities do just that with a team of experienced soil specialists, so that they can get off to a safe start.

Our work is underground, out of sight, yet indispensable. With our 100% Dutch-made dark fibre network, we have laid the digital foundation for organisations that keep the Netherlands running. Reliable, scalable, and ready for the digital future.

We connect energy consumers and producers in local energy and flexibility markets. Our platform makes every conceivable energy transaction possible, ensuring an accessible energy market and promoting simultaneity of generation and consumption.

We are Duurzaam Energie Perspectief (Sustainable Energy Prospects), the Netherlands’ go-to technical energy system consultants. In a world where the climate is changing and natural resources are being depleted, we are dedicated to moving the Netherlands towards sustainability.

Simplify substation design. Digitalise at the source. With compact, reliable process interface modules and a powerful software suite, we offer real-time, standardised process data for conventional, hybrid, and software-defined substations.

Alliander Telecom supplies telecommunication systems used to control and protect critical infrastructures (including electricity and gas grids). Telecommunications are of paramount importance, for instance for securing, controlling and reading data from critical network elements and for communicating with control centres.