Transition pathways sustainable energy and circularity

We explore and substantiate realistic transition paths towards a carbon-neutral energy system and a circular industry. As a leading innovator, we develop knowledge and models that help policymakers and strategists make informed choices and develop targeted policies. We do this to benefit in the future from reliable and affordable energy and a thriving society that ensures prosperity within the limits of our planet.

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Governments and businesses face the complex challenge of aligning their policies and strategies with the energy and materials transition. TNO provides unique insights that enable clients to chart robust transition pathways.

TNO provides unique quantitative models and frameworks regarding the energy and raw materials transition for, among other things, security of supply, sustainability impact and economic feasibility.

From the perspective of government and policy makers, it is crucial to promote social innovation in the energy transition by actively involving citizens. TNO plays a key role here, helping policymakers develop inclusive and effective strategies that contribute to a sustainable future.

Together, we work towards a future where everyone has a fair chance in the energy transition. Join our strong collaborations and research projects to increase and accelerate impact in the market together.

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Li-ion battery recycling in the Netherlands: Big ambitions, small volumes

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16 July 2026
To help secure critical raw materials, TNO assessed the opportunities and challenges for battery recycling in the Netherlands.

Discover your pathway to tomorrow’s energy system today

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Faster reinforcement of low-voltage grids requires improved collaboration

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26 May 2026

A fossil-free 2050 is technically achievable

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20 February 2026

Temporary Special Economic Zone around Rotterdam can prevent climate delays and GDP losses

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21 January 2026