Households connected to city heating networks in the Netherlands pay up to three times as much as people using similar schemes in the rest of Europe, research has found. Research institute TNO also said the cost of city heating had risen faster in recent years than in Germany, Sweden, Denmark or Finland. The average Dutch household paid €66 per gigajoule last year, compared to €38 in Germany and €23 in Sweden. The average Dutch household spent €800 more on their Read this story
