Duurzame Energieproductie Exloërmond

Duurzame Energieproductie Exloërmond B.V. (often abbreviated DEE) is a Dutch renewable-energy company based in Exloërmond, in the province of Drenthe. It is best known as one of the three initiating parties behind Windpark De Drentse Monden en Oostermoer, a large onshore wind farm in the Drenthe peat-colony region. The other initiators are Pure Energie and Windpark Oostermoer Exploitatie B.V. The project is notable for its broad local ownership base: according to the wind farm's official website, more than 100 locally established agricultural businesses are involved in the initiative. The company's public profile is closely tied to the wind farm it co-owns and helps operate. The wind farm's website provides live production data — current output, wind direction, wind speed at 145 metres, current capacity and the number of turbines online — and publishes operational news such as aviation lighting changes, temporary outages of the OM-1 line lighting, and crane activity at turbine DEE-1.1. The turbine designation "DEE-1.1" reflects the company's role as an owner of specific turbines within the park. DEE operates in the Dutch sustainable-energy sector, specifically onshore wind power. Its activities sit within the broader Dutch transition away from fossil fuels, in which regional wind projects are frequently structured as joint ventures between professional developers and local agricultural landowners. The wind farm's public communication addresses typical local concerns, including shadow flicker (slagschaduw) from turbine blades, and refers residents to legal rules and further information on the project website. As a private company, Duurzame Energieproductie Exloërmond does not publish financial statements in the manner of a listed corporation, and detailed corporate information is limited. Its identity in public sources is essentially that of a project company and co-initiator of the De Drentse Monden en Oostermoer wind farm rather than a consumer-facing brand. The wind farm's website, drentsemondenoostermoer.nl, serves as the main public window onto the company's flagship project, offering production data, news updates, a newsletter and contact details for the joint initiative.

Duurzame Energieproductie Exloërmond B.V. is a Dutch company that emerged as one of the initiating parties behind Windpark De Drentse Monden en Oostermoer, a large onshore wind farm in the Drenthe peat-colony region of the Netherlands. The wind farm is a joint initiative of three parties: Duurzame Energieproductie Exloërmond B.V., Pure Energie and Windpark Oostermoer Exploitatie B.V. More than 100 locally established agricultural businesses are involved in the project, reflecting a model in which local farmers participate directly in renewable-energy development rather than merely hosting turbines. The company's name appears in the operational life of the wind farm through turbine designations such as DEE-1.1, indicating that DEE owns and/or operates specific turbines within the park. The wind farm's public website provides live production data — current output, wind direction, wind speed at 145 metres, current capacity and the number of turbines online — and publishes operational news. Recent items include the announcement that red aviation warning lights on turbines will be switched off from the following year (dated 20 April 2026), a notice that the website was available again (30 March 2026), a temporary outage of the OM-1 line aviation lighting (2 December 2025), and crane activity at turbine DEE-1.1 (24 November 2025). The project communicates with the surrounding community on issues typical of onshore wind farms, notably shadow flicker (slagschaduw), explaining that it occurs only in certain periods and is subject to legal rules, with further information available on the project website. The wind farm also maintains a free newsletter and a contact line for weekdays. Detailed corporate history — such as the exact founding date of Duurzame Energieproductie Exloërmond B.V., its shareholding structure, and financial details — is not available in the supplied public sources. The company is described in Wikidata simply as a Dutch company. Its public identity is therefore best understood through its role as co-initiator and co-owner of the De Drentse Monden en Oostermoer wind farm, one of the larger onshore wind projects in the northern Netherlands.

• Crane activity reported at turbine DEE-1.1

• Aviation lighting on the OM-1 line temporarily switched off

• Wind farm website available again after outage

• Announcement that red lights on turbines will be switched off from the following year

Regional Dutch renewable-energy project company focused on onshore wind, with strong local agricultural participation.

• Windpark De Drentse Monden en Oostermoer

  Large onshore wind farm in Drenthe, Netherlands, co-initiated by Duurzame Energieproductie Exloërmond B.V., Pure Energie and Windpark Oostermoer Exploitatie B.V., with over 100 local agricultural businesses involved.

1. 1Windpark De Drentse Monden en Oostermoer - Homedrentsemondenoostermoer.nl
2. 2Duurzame Energieproductie Exloermond - Wikidatawikidata.org