Therefore, the Dutch government is committed to establishing a sound energy and climate plan covering the short, medium and long term. In May 2019, the Netherlands passed the Climate Act, committing to a systematic transition to sustainable energy.In December 2021, the Dutch government submitted a governing agreement called "Looking back at each other, looking forward to the future" (Omzien naar elkaar, vooruitkijken naar de toekomst), which determined the Netherlands' goal to become a European leader in combating global warming and further strengthened The emission reduction goals in the climate bill are: reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55% by 2030 compared with 1990, 70% by 2035, 80% by 2040, and achieve climate neutrality by 2050.

Overall, the Netherlands has a good foundation for renewable energy facilities. Dutch scientific research institutions, universities and enterprises are committed to developing and promoting renewable energy technologies, energy storage technologies, and energy efficiency solutions, and have strong innovation capabilities in photovoltaic technology, knowledge transformation, and solutions. In particular, it has a leading position in the advancement and improvement of industrial production processes, small-scale solar photovoltaic application solutions, innovative methods of using solar energy, sustainable urban planning and architectural design.Companies in the Dutch photovoltaic field are mainly technology research and development companies and service dealers that provide overall solar panel installation solutions for buildings and homes. There are few large-scale manufacturing companies. At the same time, due to land area and cost, the number of large-scale solar power plants in the Netherlands is small.trina solar panels