Wind park Zeewolde

Since 2020, the 220 wind turbines of wind park Zeewolde have been replaced step by step with 83 larger, more modern wind turbines. This allows most of the turbines to continue running as usual during construction. The wind park provides green power for some 280,000 households in southern Flevoland. All old wind turbines are expected to be demolished by the end of 2026.

Europe’s largest farmer-citizen collective

Wind park Zeewolde is an initiative of Zeewolde Development Association. Over 90% of the landowners, farmers, residents and entrepreneurs in development area southern Flevoland are shareholders in the wind park. Together they form the largest farmer-citizen wind collective in Europe.

New wind turbines and rehabilitation of existing turbines

The 220 old wind turbines in the area are gradually giving way to 83 modern wind turbines. With the new turbines, wind park Zeewolde will provide clean energy for about 280,000 households since 2022. That is 2.5 times more than was generated by the old mills. Initiator wind park Zeewolde is responsible for both realizing the new turbines and rehabilitating the old turbines. This is a condition of Zeewolde municipality and Flevoland province. The old mills are expected to be demolished by the end of 2026. Want to know more about wind park Zeewolde? Also take a look at the website.

Role GreenTrust

GreenTrust is involved on several fronts with wind park Zeewolde. Romana is a wind specialist, Lieuwe works on the PPA and Filippos contributes to the operational management, engineering and auxiliary systems. Jeroen supervises wind park Zeewolde as wind turbine project leader.