Dutch Energy Map

The Dutch Energy Map is a comprehensive overview of the infrastructure that keeps the lights on and the fridges humming in the Netherlands. A small country in the center of western Europe, it often dubs itself a "gas roundabout," amongst other things.

This map features a broad overview with power lines, substations, power plants, open and closed gas and oil wells, windmills, solar farms, and undersea cables. Shown within the context of the Netherlands watery context.

This map is made using publicly available data. Nothing here is sourced from classified sources. Much of the data is even published by the Dutch government itself and readily accessible through open data platforms. If you're worried about this map being a security leak, that ship has long since sailed. The Dutch Energy Map is designed a piece of educational art for your home or office's walls. (And presents nothing new to enemy spies, if they are looking...)

The map is B2 sized (50x70cm) and will be offset printed once it becomes available.