Energy transition: a sustainable future is the only future

Our ambition is to accelerate the energy transition together with knowledge institutions, businesses, and government, to create an energy system in the Netherlands which is free from CO2 emissions by 2050. In addition, we offer the Dutch business community the opportunity to take the lead and export their innovative products. This is how we want to strengthen the competitive position of the Netherlands.

Accelerating the energy transition

In order to achieve the climate targets, it is necessary to accelerate the energy transition. The challenge is to reduce carbon emissions. This can be done by phasing in renewable energy at an accelerated rate, and phasing out fossil energy smoothly, while keeping the energy supply safe, available and affordable. Energy saving is also an important tool. The transition calls for major technical and social changes in all sectors of the economy, in governments and for citizens.

Strengthening the Netherlands competitiveness

The transition to a carbon-free energy system requires technical, social and policy innovations. We conduct independent and internationally renowned research. We stand for an agenda-setting, initiating and supporting role for government, businesses and societal organisations.

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TNO launches Perovion Technologies: first roll‑to‑roll factory for perovskite solar cells

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News
11 March 2026
TNO announces the establishment of Perovion Technologies, a spin-off for the industrialisation of a new generation of lightweight and flexible solar cells.

World Hydrogen Summit 2026

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Event
Startdatum:
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Locatie:
Rotterdam Ahoy, Ahoyweg 10, 3084 BA Rotterdam

A fossil-free 2050 is technically achievable

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News
20 February 2026

Webinar: The energy and wellbeing impact of streaming

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Webinar
13 February 2026
1 episode

TNO and partners launch project to accelerate longduration energy storage in the Dutch energy system

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News
10 February 2026