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Essent pulls out of heating network, but Haarlem continues steadily

Essent pulls out of heating network, but Haarlem continues steadily

Energy company Essent has withdrawn from Haarlem's district heating network project, leaving the Haarlem heat company with full responsibility for the initiative. Despite the departure of this major partner, the city is continuing its work on the network's development. The transition ensures that the local heat company will manage the project from start to finish.

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