Windpark Oostermoer Exploitatie B.V.

Windpark Oostermoer Exploitatie B.V. is a Dutch company that acts as one of the three initiating and operating parties behind the wind park known as Windpark De Drentse Monden en Oostermoer, located in the province of Drenthe in the north-eastern Netherlands. The park is a joint initiative of three parties: Duurzame Energieproductie Exloërmond B.V., Pure Energie and Windpark Oostermoer Exploitatie B.V. Together these initiators represent the commercial and cooperative structure through which the wind farm is developed, financed and operated. The project is notable for its broad local participation: according to the park's official website, more than 100 locally based agricultural businesses are involved in the initiative. This reflects a model in which local farmers and landowners participate in the wind farm, rather than the park being owned solely by a distant utility or investor. The website presents the park as a shared regional undertaking, with the three initiators named as the driving parties. Windpark Oostermoer Exploitatie itself is the entity associated with the Oostermoer portion of the park's name. Its role is that of an exploitation (operating) company within the wider project structure. The public-facing brand for the whole development is "Windpark De Drentse Monden en Oostermoer", and the website drentsemondenoostermoer.nl serves as the shared information channel for the park, publishing current production data, wind direction and speed at 145 metres height, current capacity, the number of turbines online, and news updates for local residents. The site also addresses community concerns typical of onshore wind developments, such as shadow flicker (slagschaduw) from turbine blades, and provides a contact point and newsletter for those living near the park. Recent news items listed on the site include the planned switching off of red aircraft warning lights on the turbines from the following year, temporary outages of aviation lighting on the OM-1 line, and crane activity at turbine DEE-1.1. As a company, Windpark Oostermoer Exploitatie is a private Dutch entity. It is not a listed company and does not operate as a consumer brand; it functions as a project and operating company within the Dutch renewable-energy sector. Its identity is therefore closely tied to the De Drentse Monden en Oostermoer wind farm and to the local agricultural community that participates in it.

Windpark Oostermoer Exploitatie B.V. exists as part of the development and operation of the Windpark De Drentse Monden en Oostermoer, an onshore wind farm in the Dutch province of Drenthe. The park is described on its official website as an 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, indicating that the wind farm was structured around local ownership and participation rather than a single external developer. The name of the park combines two area names, De Drentse Monden and Oostermoer, and the operating company Windpark Oostermoer Exploitatie is tied to the Oostermoer component. The shared public website, drentsemondenoostermoer.nl, functions as the communication platform for the whole park, providing live operational data such as current production, wind direction and wind speed at 145 metres height, current capacity and the number of turbines online, alongside news and answers to frequently asked questions from residents. Over time the site has reported operational and community matters. News items include the temporary outage of aviation lighting on the OM-1 line in December 2025, crane activity at turbine DEE-1.1 in November 2025, the website becoming available again in March 2026, and the announcement in April 2026 that red lights on the turbines would be switched off from the following year. The site also explains legal rules around shadow flicker (slagschaduw) affecting nearby homes. As a corporate entity, Windpark Oostermoer Exploitatie is a private Dutch company active in renewable energy. It is not publicly listed and does not market consumer products; its business is the exploitation of wind energy generation capacity within the joint park. Detailed founding dates, shareholding percentages and financial figures are not provided in the available evidence and are therefore not stated here.

• Crane activity reported at turbine DEE-1.1

• Aviation lighting on the OM-1 line temporarily out

• Park website available again

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

A local-participation onshore wind operating company within a three-party Dutch renewable-energy initiative.

• Windpark De Drentse Monden en Oostermoer

  Onshore wind farm in Drenthe, Netherlands, jointly initiated by Duurzame Energieproductie Exloërmond B.V., Pure Energie and Windpark Oostermoer Exploitatie B.V., with more than 100 local agricultural businesses involved.

1. 1Windpark De Drentse Monden en Oostermoer - Homedrentsemondenoostermoer.nl
2. 2Windpark Oostermoer Exploitatiewikidata.org