The Dutch government has sold nearly half of TenneT’s German operations for $11.3 billion to a consortium of APG, Norges Bank, and GIC. The deal provides €8.5 billion in new capital for the operator, reinforcing Europe’s push toward renewable energy and reducing fiscal pressure on the Netherlands.
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