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Injection charges<\/h2>\n

Client: TenneT
\nNeon team: Anselm Eicke, Vlada Maksimova
\nProject partners: Consentec
\nPublished: 2025<\/p>\n

Countries such as the Netherlands are discussing injection charges \u2014 grid fees on generators \u2014 as a means to recover the large costs of offshore grid connections, partly from foreign consumers. With our partner Consentec, we provided Dutch TSO TenneT with an economic assessment. Injection charges only recover costs across borders if they raise wholesale prices and the country remains an exporter. Moderate energy-based charges may achieve some cost recovery, but capacity-based charges do not work and create price and investment risks; a unilateral introduction pushes production and investment abroad.
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