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If CO2 prices go up, industry benefits most from Porthos’s carbon storage under the North Sea
CCS project investigated: long-term risks lie with the State Carbon dioxide captured by industrial companies and pumped through a ...
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Netherlands Court of Audit presents Thesis Prize
Kim van Berkel (Erasmus University Rotterdam) has won the Netherlands Court of Audit’s 2024 Thesis Prize for her thesis on social ...
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Cost to the Netherlands government of Flight MH17 disaster at least €166 million.
At the government’s request, the Netherlands Court of Audit has assessed in detail the cost to government organisations and ...
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MBO students would benefit from clearer support: existing agreements still often unpredictable
Equal opportunities: Minister of Education, Culture and Science’s policy could achieve more Students’ results could be improved ...
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Businesses pay off €26 billion of corona tax debts, but €5.7 billion at risk
Capacity problems at the Tax and Customs Administration During the corona pandemic, businesses and the self-employed were granted ...
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Installation of drinking water and sanitation facilities in developing countries on schedule, but figures not entirely reliable
Many good projects, but results are not always counted properly Between 2016 and 2022 the Minister for Foreign Trade and ...
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Geert van den Goor joins Audit Advisory Committee
Geert van den Goor has been appointed to the Netherlands Court of Audit’s Audit Advisory Committee effective 1 January 2024.
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Audit of crisis measures in response to high energy prices
The Netherlands Court of Audit is investigating the effect in the Netherlands of various energy crisis measures the government ...
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Supreme Audit Institutions express concerns regarding developments in Poland
The Contact Committee of the Supreme Audit Institutions of the EU has issued a statement expressing its concerns regarding ...
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Delta Congress participants challenged to make the right flood safety decisions
The Netherlands really has to make work of wider flood safety policy. Simply reinforcing the dykes is not enough. The Court of ...