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VLEEMO — short for Vlaamse Ecologie, Energie, Milieu Onderneming — is a Flemish wind energy company based in and focused on the Antwerp port area. Its name translates roughly as 'Flemish Ecology, Energy and Environment Enterprise', and the company positions itself as a specialist in sustainable energy developments within the Antwerp harbour zone. Its core business is the development and operation of onshore wind farms, with its flagship asset being the wind park it operates in the port area. According to the company's own website, VLEEMO's wind park comprises 38 operational wind turbines with a total installed capacity of 107.4 MW, sufficient to supply electricity to 115,634 households. The company presents itself as a 'Vlaams windenergiebedrijf' — a Flemish wind energy company — and its activities are concentrated on sustainable developments in the Antwerp port area rather than on a nationwide or international portfolio. VLEEMO operates as a corporate entity (a 'nv', the Flemish/Dutch form of a public limited company) and is registered in Belgium. Beyond its wind energy operations, detailed public information about its ownership structure, founding date, and management is limited. The company's public profile is built primarily around its wind park and its contribution to renewable electricity generation in Flanders.

VLEEMO, whose full name is Vlaamse Ecologie, Energie, Milieu Onderneming, is a Flemish wind energy company active in the Antwerp port area. The company's name reflects its environmental and energy mission: 'Vlaamse Ecologie, Energie, Milieu Onderneming' can be rendered in English as 'Flemish Ecology, Energy and Environment Enterprise'. It operates as a Belgian 'nv' (naamloze vennootschap), the equivalent of a public limited company under Belgian company law. VLEEMO's business is centred on the development and operation of wind energy in the Antwerp harbour zone. Its principal asset is a wind park in that area. According to the company's website, the park consists of 38 operational wind turbines with a total installed capacity of 107.4 MW, generating enough electricity to supply 115,634 households. The site also indicates that there are no turbines under construction at the time of the snapshot, suggesting a mature, operating portfolio rather than an active construction pipeline. The company presents itself as a 'Vlaams windenergiebedrijf' — a Flemish wind energy company — and its activities are described as specialised in sustainable developments in the Antwerp port area. This places VLEEMO within the broader Flemish and Belgian renewable energy sector, where port areas such as Antwerp have become important locations for wind power because of their industrial zoning, grid connections, and wind resources. Publicly available information about VLEEMO's founding date, ownership, and corporate history is limited. The company appears in structured data sources such as Wikidata as a company entity, but detailed historical records are not widely published. Its public identity is therefore built primarily around its operational wind park and its role in supplying renewable electricity to households in Flanders.

Specialist in sustainable wind energy developments in the Antwerp port area.

• Wind park in the Antwerp port area

  38 operational wind turbines with 107.4 MW installed capacity, supplying 115,634 households.

1. 1Vleemo nv, Vlaams windenergiebedrijf - VLEEMO NVvleemo.be
2. 2VLAAMSE ECOLOGIE,- ENERGIE,- EN MILIEUONDERNEMING 3wikidata.org