The Netherlands has made substantial progress in reducing emissions through the growth of solar and wind power, alongside advancements in electrification. The country aims to further transition its energy sector by expanding renewables, upgrading electricity grids, and reducing dependence on natural gas. Ambitious targets have been set for offshore wind development, with a focus on hydrogen production to meet increased electricity demand. The government is actively addressing grid constraints and investing in energy storage to support a higher share of variable renewables. Policy clarity on clean hydrogen is crucial for the industrial sector, while nuclear power is being considered to complement existing technologies. The IEA report emphasizes the importance of a comprehensive strategy and collaboration across sectors for a successful energy transition in the Netherlands.