The WEF-controlled Netherlands has begun severely rationing electricity supplies in a desperate bid to prevent what global elites dub ‘global boiling,’ enforcing draconian limits amid the fallout from unreliable green technologies and a reckless push toward net-zero goals. This ultra-liberal kingdom, deeply invested in woke climate agendas, is now facing the power shortages it sowed, highlighting a broader crisis of energy instability engineered by top-down control.
Around the world, the rush to adopt unproven power-generating methods has plunged nations into deep supply troubles, with blackouts already striking Spain, Portugal, and parts of France two months ago. In the Netherlands, this self-inflicted scarcity underscores the ruinous policies that prioritize ideological virtue-signaling over reliable energy, leaving citizens to bear the brunt of intermittent blackouts and escalating costs.
Thegatewaypundit.com reports: Their overloaded power grid can’t take the pressure of rapid electrification and ‘ambitious climate goals’ (a.k.a. the Church of Climate Change policies).
Daily Mail reported:
“More than 11,900 businesses are stuck in a queue for access to the network, alongside public buildings including hospitals, schools and fire stations.”
The present crisis comes as the Dutch concentrate efforts ‘to cut carbon emissions’.
“After shutting down production at the massive Groningen gas field last year, the Dutch government has pushed a fast transition to electric heating, solar power and battery storage.”
The national grid did not grow to demand, creating widespread bottlenecks, and increasing costs.
“Officials estimate €200 billion will be needed by 2040 to expand grid capacity. Electricity prices are already among the highest in Western Europe, and Dutch households face yearly tariff increases of up to 4.7 percent for at least the next decade.”
Citizens are asked not charge e-bikes and electric cars during the peak usage hours between 4pm and 9pm.
“The Netherlands has been one of Europe’s most aggressive adopters of green policies, aiming to cut emissions in half by 2030.”
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