Jeroen Boerkamps

Realisation Team

Jeroen is one of the three founding fathers of GreenTrust. He is a director of the holding company GreenTrust Group. He is also a board member of wind farm Egchelse Heide, battery Egchelse Heide, solar farm de Blauwe Poort and technical director of wind farm VELM (under development) in Croatia. He has extensive experience in the tendering and construction of wind farms and works on the realization of energy hubs especially in Limburg, where he is from.

I have been driving electric since 2018, and I never want anything else. Back then it was still incredibly new and getting used to but now you can drive all over Europe without any hassle. For me, the charging cable symbolizes the energy transition: we are switching from fossil to electric. That sometimes requires adjustments, just like driving an electric car. But the benefits are great, it’s really improving.

I have been working in renewable energy for more than 20 years: from wind since 2002 to energy hubs and charging plazas now. And we are far from finished. There is so much coming our way, and that is precisely what gives me energy. My strength lies in bringing the right parties together and realizing projects that cannot be taken for granted. Technically complex, organizationally challenging: that is where my passion lies. I believe in solutions that lead to real improvements, even if the path towards them is not the easiest.

Expertise: Experienced professional with over 20 years of experience in developing, tendering, realizing and managing complex renewable energy projects. Systematic, innovative, thorough, a team player and connected to the Balkans for 25 years.

Jeroen, colleague, GreenTrust, founding father

Projects

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Wind park Den Tol

East of Netterden, close to the German border, lies wind park Den Tol. An initiative of six agricultural families, who eventually managed to realize nine wind turbines here. The wind farm has been in full operation since 2022. The arrival of a solar park will create an energy landscape here in the future.

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Solar park Zonnewilg

Together with the nine wind turbines of Wind park Den Tol, solar park de Zonnewilg forms an energy landscape along the German border near Netterden. The solar park has a total installed capacity of about 16 MW. Since the spring of 2025, the solar park has been supplying energy.

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Zonneweide The Blue Gate

Sun, water and nature characterize Solar Meadow The Blue Gate in the municipality of Laarbeek. Built in 2022, the solar meadow, with 9.5MW, generates enough green energy for about 3,000 households.

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Wind park North Beveland

The five Nordex N90 wind turbines at the former Jacoba Rippolder wind park were replaced by four Nordex N117 wind turbines in 2021. Each turbine has a capacity of 3.6 MW. Together, they form the new wind park North Beveland.

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Battery storage Egchel heath

At Egchelse Heide Wind Farm, options for battery storage are being explored. The idea is a storage system with a capacity between 5 and 10 MWh.

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Egchel Heath Wind Farm

Wind park Egchelse Heide consists of five wind turbines in the municipality of Peel and Maas. The project was realized in cooperation with the local energy cooperative Peel Energie. GreenTrust participates in this project, supported its development and provides operational management.

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Wind park Ospeldijk West

Wind park Ospeldijk West is located in the municipality of Nederweert in Limburg. It consists of two Nordex Delta 4000 turbines, which together produce enough energy for about 8,000 households. GreenTrust has been involved in the construction and management of the project, among other things.

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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 operating 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.

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Wind park Cahermurphy

It often blows hard in Cahermurphy, Ireland. A great place, then, for a wind park. There are now three Enercon E92 wind turbines and a fourth turbine will be added in 2025. Among other things, GreenTrust is providing the technical design, construction and management here.

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VE Lički Medvjed

In the mountains of Otočac, Croatia, GreenTrust wants to develop the largest wind farm in Croatia. In a nature-inclusive and social way, so that nature and the environment benefit. In addition to feasibility, development and technical design, communication is key here.

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Wind park Hellegatsplein

Atop the Delta Works stands wind park Hellegatsplein. The four wind turbines have a combined installed capacity of 12 MW since 2015. Enough to provide 16,500 households in the Netherlands with sustainable electricity each year. Wind park Hellegatsplein was developed on behalf of Qurrent.

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Wind park Hartelkanaal

From 2009 to 2015, wind park Hartelkanaal was redeveloped and built on behalf of Investment Engineering Projects. The wind farm has eight wind turbines with a combined capacity of 24 MW. Special challenge: the limited location.

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Wind park Nijmegen-Betuwe

In a record time of less than four years, residents of Nijmegen and the surrounding area realized Wind park Nijmegen-Betuwe. The wind park, with four wind turbines, has been providing renewable energy for over 7,000 households per year since the end of 2016. Wind park Nijmegen-Betuwe is located on Nijmegen territory, along the A15 highway.

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De Ambtenaar

Wind Farm De Ambtenaar was redeveloped in 2012. The 1 MW Nedwind turbine was replaced by an Enercon E-126 that produces as much as seven and a half times more energy.


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