Per grid area, municipality and postcode: an A–F grade for both consumption and feed-in, including TenneT cap and the next published relief year. Last updated 2026-08-04.
Coverage: 342 municipalities, 13 provinces, 6 regional DSOs, 239 TenneT feeder areas.
Every connection area graded for congestion, curtailment risk and co-location upside. Answer four questions and the map answers back.
Connection queues run for years and congestion is mapped area by area. Speed to Power grades every connection area on the network, so you can back the right location with eyes open — before you sink capital into a site the grid can't serve.
Battery, solar, wind or demand — its size, when you need energising, and what you optimise for.
Every connection area is re-graded A–F for your case, for both offtake and feed-in, in real time.
The best-ranked areas, each with its earliest energising year and co-location upside — ready to take to the operator.
Every area carries two grades — one for offtake (drawing power) and one for feed-in (exporting it). They're built from the latest national capacity snapshot and the operators' published congestion designations, not a guess.
How the grade is builtNeeds charge and discharge headroom in both directions. We grade both, so you don't connect into a one-way street.
Needs room to export without curtailment. The feed-in grade shows where your generation actually reaches the market.
Needs large offtake, fast. The offtake grade and earliest energising year tell you which areas can serve real load.
Four questions, then the map answers back.
Grades from the national snapshot of 2026-08-04. Indicative, not an official publication of the grid operators.