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Brussels' energy distribution network operator

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Sibelga is the sole distribution network operator for electricity and natural gas in the 19 municipalities of the Brussels-Capital Region in Belgium. The company manages and maintains the energy infrastructure, provides metering services, and supports the region's transition to sustainable energy solutions.

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A second River Cleanup Challenge passed with flying colours - Sibelga

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Fire destroys four storey building in Brussels (Video) - The Brussels Times

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Dynamic electricity tariffs possible in Brussels from 1 June - VRT

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