What Enexis does

Enexis Netbeheer B.V. is a regulated Dutch electricity and gas distribution system operator (DSO) transporting energy to residential, business, and public-institution customers across the provinces of Groningen, Drenthe, Overijssel, Brabant, and Limburg. The company operates high-, medium-, and low-voltage grid infrastructure — cables, substations, distribution stations, and smart meters — and provides connection services, capacity assessment, 24/7 outage management, and real-time grid status information via the Mijn Enexis self-service portals and the mijnaansluiting.nl national connection platform. Founded in 2009 (per firmographic record) and headquartered in 's-Hertogenbosch, Enexis sits within the Enexis Groep corporate structure under Enexis Holding N.V., with Enexis Personeel B.V. as a personnel-services subsidiary.

Enexis earns revenue primarily through regulated network transport tariffs (netwerkkosten) set annually by the Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM); small-connection customers (kleinverbruik, electricity up to 3x80 ampère / gas up to G25) pay network fees bundled into their energy supplier bills, while large-connection customers (grootverbruik, electricity over 3x80 ampère or gas over 40 m³(n)/hour) are direct-invoiced and supported by dedicated Enexis account managers. One-time connection and modification fees form a secondary revenue stream. Customers are segmented horizontally into residential (primary, mass market), large business (primary, direct relationship), housing corporations, small/medium business, and public institutions prioritized for safety and essential services under the new ACM regime.

The company is executing the buurtaanpak (neighborhood approach) — the largest grid-modernization program in Dutch history — involving 11,400 km of new cable trenches, 15,000 new electricity substations, and 800 new distribution stations, supported by framework agreements with ABB (150 panels of UniGear ZS1 medium-voltage switchgear) and Samsung Sweden (a €117 million transformer framework contract via the Enexis Power Bureau). Enexis is also piloting the Buurtnet-app in 48 neighborhoods for community-level grid coordination, implementing the ACM-mandated Maatschappelijk Prioriteren prioritization system effective July 2026, and participating in the 17-partner RenewaFLEXNL three-year research consortium on long-duration energy storage.

Name

Enexis

Legal name

Enexis Netbeheer B.V.

Website

https://enexis.nl

Company type

Private

Founded year

2009

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

5,001–10,000 employees

Short description

Enexis Netbeheer B.V. is a regulated Dutch electricity and gas distribution system operator transporting energy to millions of residential, business, and institutional customers across five Netherlands provinces under tariffs set by the Authority for Consumers and Markets.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

's-hertogenbosch

HQ country

Netherlands

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B and B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Infrastructure, Personnel, Operations, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

1. Network Transport Services (Netwerkkosten): Enexis earns revenue through regulated network transport tariffs charged to all electricity and gas connection customers. Network costs are paid monthly through the customer's energy supplier and include connection service, transport service, and measurement service per connection point. Tariffs are set annually on January 1st in compliance with maximum rates determined by the Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM).
2. Connection and Modification Fees (Eenmalige kosten): One-time charges for new connections, modifications, meter installations, or removal of connections. Costs include labor, materials, and administration, calculated based on standard situations with additional charges for non-standard situations.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Enexis operates the Dutch regional electricity and gas distribution network, transporting energy from suppliers to residential and business customers across Groningen, Drenthe, Overijssel, Brabant, and Limburg. The company provides new connections, connection modifications, smart meter deployment, outage management, and grid modernization through its Buurtaanpak (Neighborhood Approach) program. As a regulated distribution system operator, Enexis charges ACM-regulated network tariffs and invests in capacity expansion, congestion management, and flexibility services.

Product overview

Enexis Netbeheer operates as the primary Dutch grid operator managing electricity and gas distribution infrastructure across the Netherlands. The company provides a comprehensive portfolio of grid management services including connection services (both electricity and gas), metering solutions (analog, digital, and smart meters), network capacity management, and outage services. Customer-facing digital products include the Mijn Enexis Kleinverbruik and Mijn Enexis Grootverbruik portals for residential and commercial customers respectively, along with the Storingen & Onderhoud portal for real-time outage tracking. The company also operates the Buurtnet-app pilot for community-based grid management and implements the Maatschappelijk Prioriteren system for grid connection prioritization. Core infrastructure services include the Buurtaanpak neighborhood modernization program and various congestion management solutions such as flexibility contracts, battery storage, and cable pooling. The organization addresses the challenges of grid congestion through demand-side management, flexible energy usage programs, and infrastructure expansion.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Electricity Network Transport Service Regulated transport of electricity from suppliers to residential and business customers through Enexis-owned low-, medium-, and high-voltage distribution infrastructure. Tariffs are set annually by Enexis within ACM maximum limits and billed monthly through the customer's energy supplier (kleinverbruik) or directly by Enexis (grootverbruik).
• Gas Network Transport Service Regulated transport of natural gas from suppliers to residential and business customers across Enexis's regional franchise territory. Tariffs are based on connection capacity (up to G25 for kleinverbruik; over G25 for grootverbruik) and standard annual consumption, billed monthly through the energy supplier or directly by Enexis.
• New Connection and Modification Service One-time service covering new electricity and gas connections, modifications to existing connections, meter installations, and removals. Costs cover labor, materials, and administration based on standard situations with additional charges for non-standard installations.
• Slimme Meter (Smart Meter) Digital electricity and gas meter that automatically transmits meter readings to energy suppliers, supports dual-tariff systems, enables dynamic energy contracts, and separately registers consumption and solar panel feed-in. Customers can disable remote reading functionality.
• Storingen & Onderhoud (Outage and Maintenance) Portal Online service providing real-time updates on electricity and gas disruptions, allowing customers to check outage status by postcode and report issues in their area.
• Netcongestie Management (Congestion Management Service) Comprehensive service for businesses facing grid congestion, including flexibility contracts, battery storage solutions, cable pooling, and group transport agreements (GTO) to optimize existing grid capacity without requiring new connections.
• Maatschappelijk Prioriteren (Societal Connection Prioritization)

Quantifiable outcome

• Grid capacity expansion: 11,400 km of new cable trenches, 15,000 new electricity substations, and 800 new distribution stations planned over coming years
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers13 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature3 records

Partnerships

Eleven partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• ABBcoreTechnology or Integration · 5 January 2026Framework agreement for deployment of 150 panels of UniGear ZS1 medium-voltage air-insulated switchgear as part of Enexis 2024 grid modernization program. ABB provides engineering support, project management, and commissioning expertise, enabling Enexis to save time on scarce resources while ensuring a resilient and compliant electricity network.
• Samsung Sweden (subsidiary of Samsung Medical)coreTechnology or IntegrationSamsung Sweden signed a 117 million euro framework contract with Enexis Power Bureau for transformer supply. Transformers are critical infrastructure components for the grid modernization and expansion program.
• TNO (Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerTNO coordinates the RenewaFLEXNL three-year research project involving 17 partners to accelerate long-term energy storage deployment in the Dutch energy system. Enexis participates as one of the partners in this initiative focused on grid congestion reduction and renewable energy integration.
• RenewaFLEXNL Consortium (17 partners)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThree-year research project focused on long-term energy storage deployment with case studies in De Kwakel (greenhouses), Altena (regional energy systems with charging infrastructure), and Port of Rotterdam (offshore wind integration). Investigates acid-base flow batteries, reversible iron oxidation, and integrated heat pump/thermal storage systems capable of storing renewable energy for 8 to 100 hours.
• Housing Corporations (Woningcorporaties)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerEnexis collaborates with housing corporations on the sustainability transition of housing stocks, including coordination of neighborhood-level grid reinforcements, heat pump installations, EV charging infrastructure, and new housing development connections.
• Provinces and Municipalities (Provincies en Gemeenten)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerEnexis works with Dutch provinces and municipalities on energy transition planning, grid expansion coordination, spatial planning for energy infrastructure, and collaborative solutions for grid congestion management.
• Industry Associations (Brancheorganisaties)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerEnexis maintains partnerships with industry associations to coordinate on energy transition initiatives, grid planning, and policy development for the energy sector.
• Advisory Groups (Adviesgroepen)minorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerEnexis works with advisory groups that provide guidance on various aspects of grid operations, energy transition, and customer engagement strategies.
• Energy Companies and Flexibility Service ProviderscoreTechnology or IntegrationEnexis partners with companies providing flexibility services, energy storage solutions, and demand response programs to manage grid congestion. This includes participants in congestiemanagement programs, cablepooling arrangements, and group transport agreements (GTO).
• Installers and Energy Advisors (Technische Adviesbureaus, Installateurs)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorEnexis directs customers to certified installers and energy advisors for behind-the-meter solutions, energy audits, and technical implementations. The company maintains referral relationships with Techniek Nederland and FEDEC member advisors.
• Regional Contractors (Aannemers)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorEnexis works with numerous regional contractors to execute grid expansion and modernization work including the neighborhood approach (buurtaanpak). Contractors perform physical infrastructure work on behalf of Enexis.

Scale indicators11 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• Liander: Largest Dutch distribution system operator, part of Alliander, serving over 3 million customers across Gelderland, Friesland, Noord-Holland, Flevoland, and parts of Zuid-Holland. Directly comparable to Enexis in terms of regulated DSO role, customer base scale, and grid modernization challenge.
• Stedin: Dutch DSO serving Rotterdam, The Hague, and the Zuid-Holland and Utrecht regions with electricity and gas distribution. Comparable to Enexis as a regulated regional grid operator facing identical congestion and energy-transition dynamics in the Netherlands.
• Alliander: Listed parent of Liander and the largest Dutch DSO group. Enexis is a direct private-market comparable in scale, regulatory regime, and CapEx profile, with Alliander's public reporting providing a useful proxy for Dutch DSO economics.
• Westland Infra: Smaller Dutch DSO serving the Westland region with both electricity and gas networks. Comparable to Enexis in regulatory model and service offerings, though at a significantly smaller geographic scale.

Others

• TenneT: Dutch-German transmission system operator (TSO) operating the high-voltage grid, sitting upstream of Enexis's distribution network. Relevant as a system counterpart for Enexis's congestion management efforts but not a direct competitor; the 38 GW queue at TenneT directly constrains Enexis's ability to add new large customers.

Broad incumbents

• National Grid: UK-listed electricity and gas transmission and distribution operator. Comparable to Enexis as a regulated utility network operator, with similar grid modernization and energy-transition capex drivers, but at much larger geographic and asset scale.
• E.ON: Large European integrated energy utility with regulated network operations in Germany and other markets. Overlaps with Enexis in distribution network ownership and energy-transition capex exposure, but with a much broader retail and generation portfolio.
• Iberdrola: Global integrated utility with significant regulated distribution networks in Spain, the UK (via ScottishPower), and the US. Comparable to Enexis in regulated network exposure, with broader geographic and vertical integration.
• Vattenfall: Swedish state-owned integrated energy utility with distribution network operations in Sweden, Germany, and the Netherlands. Relevant comparable for Enexis's Dutch distribution business, though Vattenfall is a much broader multi-country operator with generation and retail activities.
• EnBW: German integrated energy utility with regulated electricity and gas grid operations. Comparable to Enexis in regulated network exposure and renewable integration challenges, but with a substantially larger retail and generation footprint.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/Enexis
• Facebookfacebook.com/EnexisBV
• Instagraminstagram.com/enexisnetbeheer
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/enexis-b-v-

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Subsidiaries1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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