EBN is a company in the energy sector that was established 55 years ago to represent the government's interest in producing oil and gas. Today EBN is redirecting its activities towards a sustainable energy system, while making a significant contribution towards society’s climate ambitions. EBN welcomes the task of helping to accelerate the energy transition in the Netherlands. To this end, the organisation set its own internal transition in motion several years ago to focus increasingly on sustainable energy solutions, such as geothermal energy, CO2 storage, hydrogen and green gas.
EBN has unique knowledge. We have gathered in-depth insight into the Dutch subsurface and more broadly into the energy system as a whole. With this we translate social ambitions into reality. That is what we do and that is our drive: Energising the Transition.

Energy

Renewable Energy

EBN B.V.

EBN B.V.'s headquarters in Utrecht, Netherlands

This department oversees the planning and execution of development projects and strategies.

Development Management

This department focuses on the development and management of initiatives related to thermal transition projects, including business development, planning, and strategic advice.

Warm Transition Programs

This department focuses on the study and analysis of Earth's physical structure, processes, and materials.

Geoscience

This department is responsible for analyzing and optimizing reservoir performance and implementing carbon capture and storage solutions.

Reservoir Engineering

This department focuses on evaluating business needs and processes to provide data-driven solutions and insights.

Business Analysis

This department focuses on advising and driving business growth through strategic commercial initiatives.

Commercial Development

This department is responsible for managing employee relations, recruitment, training, and organizational development.

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Warm Transition Programs

Geoscience

Reservoir Engineering

Business Analysis

Commercial Development

Human Resources