XL-Wind

XL-Wind (also written XL Wind B.V.) is a Dutch wind-energy company based in Noordeloos, in the province of South Holland. It is the operator behind Windpark Hartelbrug II, a wind farm built in the Rotterdam port area. The company presents the project as a modern alternative to an older wind farm of six turbines along the Hartelkanaal, and states that the park generates enough wind energy for 22,000 households while keeping nuisance to a minimum. The brand's public face is the project website windparkhartelbrug2.nl, which carries the company name XL Wind B.V. together with a contact address at Overslingeland 24 II, 4225 NK Noordeloos, a telephone number and an email address. The site is organised around the wind farm itself: sections cover wind energy, the park, the permit, news, frequently asked questions and contact. XL-Wind positions itself within the Dutch renewable-energy sector, where wind farms are developed and operated under municipal and port-authority planning frameworks. According to the company, Windpark Hartelbrug II was designated by the Municipality of Rotterdam and the Port of Rotterdam as the replacement for the existing six-turbine wind farm along the Hartelkanaal. The company also highlights the efficiency of modern turbines, stating that its turbines can generate more electricity than 1,000 old windmills. Beyond these project-level facts, little is publicly documented about XL-Wind's corporate history, ownership or financial structure. It appears as a private Dutch company rather than a listed entity, and its commercial identity is closely tied to the single flagship project, Windpark Hartelbrug II.

XL-Wind is a Dutch wind-energy company whose documented history is centred on the development and operation of Windpark Hartelbrug II. The company is registered under the name XL Wind B.V., with a contact address at Overslingeland 24 II, 4225 NK Noordeloos, in the Netherlands. Windpark Hartelbrug II was built in the Rotterdam port area. According to the project's official website, the Municipality of Rotterdam and the Port of Rotterdam designated it as an alternative to the existing wind farm of six turbines along the Hartelkanaal. This places the project within the broader Dutch practice of replacing older, smaller wind turbines with fewer, more powerful modern turbines at port and industrial locations. The company states that the wind farm supplies enough wind energy for 22,000 households with minimal nuisance, and that its turbines can generate more electricity than 1,000 old windmills. These claims are used to frame the project as a modern, efficient and considerate form of renewable-energy generation. Publicly available information about XL-Wind is limited to the project website and basic company identification. No founding date, ownership structure, executive team or financial details are documented in the available evidence, and the company does not appear to be listed on a stock exchange. Its identity as a brand is therefore closely tied to Windpark Hartelbrug II and to its role in the Dutch wind-energy sector.

• Windpark Hartelbrug II is built in the Rotterdam port area as a designated alternative to the existing six-turbine wind farm along the Hartelkanaal.

Operator of a modern wind farm in the Rotterdam port area, presented as a low-nuisance alternative to older wind capacity.

• Windpark Hartelbrug II

  Wind farm in the Rotterdam port area supplying wind energy for 22,000 households.

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