The Formal Letter On Electricity Problem is a standardized document used in the Netherlands when formally addressing issues related to electricity supply, billing, or technical problems with electricity providers or network operators. This document type is particularly relevant when informal communication channels have not resolved the issue or when a formal record of the problem needs to be established. It follows Dutch legal requirements and business correspondence standards, incorporating necessary elements from the Dutch Electricity Act 1998 and related regulations. The letter can be used by both individual consumers and businesses, and typically includes detailed problem descriptions, impact statements, specific action requests, and relevant supporting documentation. This format is recognized by Dutch authorities and energy companies as a formal means of communication for electricity-related disputes or issues.

1. Sender's Details: Full name, address, customer number, and any relevant account references

2. Recipient's Details: Name and address of the electricity company, department, and if known, specific contact person

3. Date: Current date in formal Dutch business format

4. Subject Line: Clear indication of the letter's purpose regarding the electricity problem

5. Formal Greeting: Appropriate business salutation

6. Problem Description: Clear, factual description of the electricity problem being experienced

7. Impact Statement: Description of how the problem affects the sender

8. Action Request: Specific actions being requested from the electricity company

9. Response Timeline: Expected timeframe for response

10. Closing: Formal closing statement with sender's signature and printed name