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      Data centers are becoming critical infrastructure for the Dutch economy, national security and public service delivery. Yet their growth is increasingly constrained by grid congestion and pressure on the energy system. The question is no longer whether the Netherlands needs additional data center capacity, but how that capacity can be developed in a way that creates broader societal and energy system value.

      This article explores how data centers can support a secure and sovereign digital economy while underpinning renewable energy investment, infrastructure efficiency and long-term energy resilience.

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