History
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1941 |
Founding of N.V. Electriciteitsbedrijf Zuid-Holland (EZH), responsible for high voltage transport in the province of Zuid-Holland |
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| 1974 | Maasvlakte goes on line (owned by GEB Rotterdam) as oil/gas fired power station |
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| 1985 | Construction starts of Maasvlakte pulverised coal power station |
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| 1987 | Merging of large-scale electricity production and distribution. EZH becomes owner/operator of all large-scale production locations for electricity and heat in the province of Zuid-Holland. |
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| 1996 | Opening RoCa3; start-up of CO2 supplies to horticultural operators |
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| 1996-1998 | EZH involved in merger process to form large-scale production company (GPB) in the Netherlands |
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| 1998 | EZH separates grid operations into B.V. Transportnet Zuid-Holland, later part of TenneT |
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| 1999 | PreussenElektra becomes owner of EZH |
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| 2000 | EZH starts operations as E.ON Benelux |
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| 2002 | Brussels sales office opens as E.ON Belgium |
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| 2004 | E.ON Benelux’s engineering bureau goes forward under the name of E.ON Engineering B.V. as part of E.ON Engineering G.m.b.H. |
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| 2005 | E.ON Benelux becomes owner of supply company NRE Energie and Q-ENERGY in Eindhoven |