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The Netherlands sells 46% of TenneT Germany to a global investor group for up to €9.5 billion to fund grid upgrades for renewable energy.
The Netherlands is selling a 46% stake in TenneT Germany to a consortium of APG, GIC, and Norges Bank Investment Management for up to €9.5 billion to fund critical grid upgrades supporting Germany’s renewable energy goals.
The investment, part of a broader effort to modernize Europe’s power infrastructure, will help address transmission bottlenecks and support the 2045 net zero target.
The deal, expected to close in early 2026, follows failed talks with Germany’s KfW bank and opens the door for potential German government participation.
TenneT plans to invest €200 billion over the next decade in its networks, with the new shareholders gaining supervisory board representation.
Returns on grid assets are stable and regulated, attracting long-term investors amid growing concerns over energy security and infrastructure resilience.
Los Países Bajos venden el 46% de TenneT Alemania a un grupo global de inversores por hasta 9.500 millones de euros para financiar mejoras de la red para energía renovable.