A large increase in energy costs impacts not only families, but also businesses, and thus equestrian centers. Equnews spoke with Ken Ruysen, managing director of Peelbergen Equestrian Centre, about their energy policy in these times. "We want to maintain a healthy balance so that everyone, at every level, can still come to Peelbergen to pursue their hobby or professional activity," Ruysen stressed.
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