GreenTrust Annual Report 2024 GreenTrust reflects on an eventful 2024. Last year, we celebrated our 10th anniversary and welcomed a new management team. Meanwhile, work continued as usual, including the start of construction on the Burgerwindpark A2 Lage Rooijen and the management of numerous wind and solar parks. The annual report provides an at-a-glance overview ... GreenTrust Annual Report 2024

A wind and/or solar park combined with battery storage is not new. Also, finding local customers for sustainable energy is becoming increasingly obvious. But what if we go one step further? If we locally link electricity, storage and other energy systems, such as a heating network or charging plaza? Then we create a place where energy demand and supply are in balance: the energy landscape of the future. GreenTrusters Sjoerd Dijk and Christian Holdert are committed to the development of energy landscapes. They take a broad view of where opportunities lie to connect energy demand and supply. And they look - with the help of local knowledge from entrepreneurs - for integrated solutions.

The Importance of Ice Detection on Wind Turbines At Windpark Eemshaven Zuidoost, in the northernmost part of Groningen, we had to close the road near a wind turbine last year due to ice formation. This required coordination between four parties: the road manager, the environmental service, surrounding companies, and the company managing the ice detection ... The Importance of Ice Detection on Wind Turbines

Swift Action, Minimal Damage How Our Management Team Handles Unexpected Situations An unexpected report from the area: ‘People are walking across the solar park, but we don’t know if they belong here.’ Our management team immediately took action. The systems were checked for anomalies, such as in the park’s production, a security guard was dispatched, ... Swift Action, Minimal Damage

Local Collaboration as the Engine for Energy Transition How does realizing a sustainable energy project together with the local community work in practice? We explain our approach and why technical and social solutions go hand in hand. A group of about fifty enthusiastic people gather with coffee and cookies at the construction site of Citizen ... Local Collaboration as the Engine for Energy Transition