and about 92% of dutch households depend on gas to keep cosy. the dutch government was pretty fast to react, so when the energy prices started to soar on the wholesale markets back in october, they announced a range of measures — a 3.2 billion euro package to try to shield customers from the impact. among those — energy tax cuts, which should save homeowners about 400 euros a year. this country, though, actually has among the lowest share of renewables in europe, and they're trying to change that, trying to shift away from the fossil fuels to cleaner, greener alternatives things like green hydrogen and electro or e—fuels instead. and, of course, the environmental and financial incentives are becoming increasingly clear. in the second half we will turn back