Zuidland's De Drenkwaard gets energy upgrade with €893,353 municipal funding
Residents of Zuidland will soon benefit from a more sustainable and cost-efficient community hub, De Drenkwaard. The municipality has approved nearly €900,000 in funding to cut energy costs and CO2 emissions, with minimal disruption during the summer holidays.
| Key Data Point | Details |
|---|---|
| Project | Sustainability upgrade of De Drenkwaard |
| Location | Zuidland, Zuid-Holland |
| Funding | €893,353 (municipal credit) |
| Measures | Insulation, heat pumps, solar panels |
| Timeline | Started March 2026, expected completion mid-August 2026 |
| Minimal Disruption | Major works scheduled during summer holidays |
| Goal | Reduce CO2 emissions and energy costs |
| Building Owner | Municipality of Zuidland |
| Building Operator | Stichting De Drenkwaard |
The municipality of Zuidland owns De Drenkwaard and plays a key role in supporting local sustainability initiatives. By funding this project, the municipality aligns with its broader environmental goals while ensuring community spaces remain accessible and affordable for residents.
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Sustainability of De Drenkwaard: works started
Multifunctional center De Drenkwaard in Zuidland is being made more sustainable. The municipal council has agreed to provide a credit of € 893,353 to make the sustainability measures possible. The works have already started.
Stichting De Drenkwaard, which manages and operates the building, has taken the initiative to make the building more energy-efficient. This is partly due to rising energy prices and the social function that the building fulfills. The municipality, owner of the building, supports the plan. The sustainability measures contribute to the municipal goal of reducing CO2 emissions. The measures include, among other things, the application of insulation, the installation of heat pumps and the placement of solar panels. The most extensive works will be carried out during the summer (holidays), so that visitors will have little to no inconvenience. The works are expected to be completed by mid-August 2026.