We have powerplants at four sites in the Netherlands: The Hague, Leiden, Maasvlakte, and Rotterdam. For more than 10 years, we have been working closely together with the surrounding industry at the Maasvlakte to exchange residual materials to reduce our carbon footprint.
At the Maasvlakte, we do this on an industrial scale and we provide various services to industrial customers. In addition, we have city power stations in Rotterdam, The Hague and Leiden that focus on the reliable supply of energy in the built environment.
To help the phase-in of clean energy, we also aim to supply a range of innovative energy products to our partners and customers throughout the Zuid-Holland region.
At Uniper in the Netherlands, approximately 300 dedicated employees work every day to secure a reliable and sustainable energy supply.
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Düsseldorf-based Uniper is an international energy company with activities in more than 40 countries. The company and its roughly 7,000 employees make an important contribution to supply security in Europe, particularly in its core markets of Germany, the United Kingdom, Sweden, and the Netherlands.
Uniper’s operations encompass power generation in Europe, global energy trading, and a broad gas portfolio. Uniper procures gas—including liquefied natural gas (LNG)—and other energy sources on global markets. The company owns and operates gas storage facilities with a total capacity of more than 7 billion cubic meters.
Uniper is a reliable partner for communities, municipal utilities, and industrial enterprises for planning and implementing innovative, lower-carbon solutions on their decarbonization journey. Uniper is a hydrogen pioneer, is active worldwide along the entire hydrogen value chain, and is conducting projects to make hydrogen a mainstay of the energy supply.
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In the Netherlands, we have five power plants that help produce and supply electricity, heat and steam to customers in the country.
The power label provides insight about the source and environmental impact of the power supplied by Uniper in the Netherlands.