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In This Village, Residents Are Co-Owners of Their Own Energy.

Summary by Omroep Brabant
It must become easier to become a co-owner of sustainable energy projects. The province wants to adjust its rules for solar fields and wind farms so that it becomes mandatory to offer local residents the opportunity to participate in new projects. The aim is for half of the energy projects to eventually end up in local hands. The Eco-village in Boekel is an example where the community already owns its own solar park and thermal storage. Ad Vlem…
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It must become easier to become a co-owner of sustainable energy projects. The province wants to adjust its rules for solar fields and wind farms so that it becomes mandatory to offer local residents the opportunity to participate in new projects. The aim is for half of the energy projects to eventually end up in local hands. The Eco-village in Boekel is an example where the community already owns its own solar park and thermal storage. Ad Vlem…

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Omroep Brabant broke the news on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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