Soft region indication
Your postcode points to a province. That is not a street-level guarantee and not a queue status.
What still fits your connection?
For most homes a heat pump, EV charger or home battery often still fits the current connection. Enter your postcode for a soft region indication. The capacity map remains the official check.
This is a soft region indication from your postcode (no street-level guarantee). The national capacity map is a snapshot and mainly an indication for heavier connections. For households the first step is often: see what fits your current connection.
Your connection first, then the national map
Media often overstates grid pressure. We start with what fits your home, without a live capacity guarantee. For the official status, open the Netbeheer Nederland capacity map. More background is in our knowledge-base guide on grid congestion.
Official capacity map
Netbeheer Nederland maintains the national map. It stays leading for heavier connections.
Advice without pressure
Want us to look at what fits your meter cupboard? Request free advice. On the home battery page you can read more about storage at home, if that is relevant for you.
Short questions about the power grid
No. This is a soft region indication. The Netbeheer Nederland capacity map remains the official status. For your home we first look at what fits your current connection.
There is no nationally 'full' grid. Congestion is local and moment-based. For most households the existing connection keeps working.
In our knowledge-base guide on grid congestion. That is the evergreen explainer, with the same soft postcode check and links to the capacity map.
Want us to take a look with you?
Still unsure? Request free advice. Prefer to read first: start with the knowledge-base guide on grid congestion, or open the home battery page if storage is relevant for you.
