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Diemen, Holland park west

  • Status Under development
  • System typeWKO/EQw
  • Number of residences716
  • Hybrid WKO (ATES) - EQw system
  • Area development with apartments and commercial spaces
  • EPC houses = 0,0

Congratulations on your new home. 
Here you will find specific information on Holland Park West in Diemen. 

Vaanster wishes you lots of living pleasure!

EQw Sustainable Energy System

The municipality of Diemen is building a future-proof, sustainable and green residential area: Holland Park West. This is one of the four neighbourhoods comprising Holland Park. The project concerns an area development with various construction phases where a total of no less than 700 flats and commercial spaces will be realised. A collective hybrid WKO - EQw system is being developed that will supply heat, cold and tap water heating to the entire Holland Park West project.

The hybrid energy system is fully electric and uses both ground energy and energy from the outside air to heat and cool the homes and other spaces. Each residential and commercial space will be equipped with a delivery set. There will also be a collective PV installation of 1,400 kWp. The electricity it generates is more than is required annually for the total generation of heat and cold, making the generation energy-neutral!

The sustainability ambitions for Holland Park West are extremely high and Vaanster is very pleased to be able to contribute to this. The EPC of the houses is 0.0. This means that all energy required for heating, cooling, ventilation and water heating is generated sustainably. Future-proof and sustainable!   
  
Construction of Holland Park West started in 2021. The homes will be delivered in phases from 2022 and in subsequent years.
After development and realisation of the energy plant, Vaanster will supply heat and cold to all customers for a period of 30 years.

In cooperation with: 

Dura Vermeer Vastgoed B.V.

BPD Area Development

Municipality of Diemen

Would you like to know more about one of the sustainable energy systems for your project? We would be happy to get in touch with you to discuss it together.
 

Property boundary

The ownership boundary indicates which parts Vaanster operates, maintains and, if necessary, replaces. The other components are owned by the homeowner, who is therefore also responsible for maintenance and possible replacement. For owner-occupied houses, you are the owner of the house yourself. For rented houses, the landlord is the owner of the house.

The image is a schematic representation of the installation in your home. The components in your home may be positioned differently.

Do you have any questions? Check the 'Frequently asked questions' on this website.

Frequently Asked Questions

Malfunction in heat supply

There is a malfunction in the heat supply. This is inconvenient, and you naturally want it resolved as soon as possible.

Who is responsible for the system in my home?

The answer to this question varies depending on the project and is indicated by means of a property boundary. You can look this up by entering the postcode on the homepage. Go to www.vaanster.nl and enter the postcode and house number at the top. You will then be redirected to the webpage corresponding to the entered postcode. There, you will find an image depicting the property boundary of all equipment in the home.

Disturbance in delivery of cold

You suspect a fault in the supply of cold. That is annoying and, of course, you want it resolved as quickly as possible.

Can I adjust my advance payment amount myself?

Yes, you can. In your personal account, you can adjust your advance payment amount under the section "my invoices." However, this adjustment is within a certain range because the advance payment amount must be sufficient to cover the fixed costs.

Click here to go to your personal account and log in to update the details. Click on "create account" if you are visiting the page for the first time.

Malfunction in the hot water supply

It is annoying when hot water does not come out of the tap. It is important to determine:

  • Whether there is reduced hot water or no hot water at all.
  • Whether there is no hot water coming from any faucet (also called tapping point) in the house or whether there is a single faucet from which there is no hot water.