Braemland I Kruibeke Wase Wind Replaces 3 Turbines

Kruibeke (Eurotoday) – The Braemland I Wind Farm in Kruibeke, owned by Wase Wind, is replacing 3, 20-year-old turbines with larger ones, nearly tripling electricity for Kruibeke, Bazel, and Rupelmonde.

As VRT News reported, the 3 wind turbines at the Braemland I Wind Farm along the E17 motorway in Kruibeke, in the province of East Flanders, Belgium, are being replaced with 3 new, larger turbines. Each will have a hub height of up to 135 meters and blades reaching 139 meters in diameter. 

What will Wase Wind’s new turbines bring to Braemland I?

According to officials, the new turbines are expected to produce almost 3 times as much electricity as the current ones. The upgrade will increase energy output and help the community rely more on locally produced renewable power.

The Braemland I Wind Farm is situated along the E17 motorway in Kruibeke, Belgium. It was inaugurated in 2005 with 3 Dewind D8.0 turbines, each rated at 2000 kW. These wind turbines have been very helpful at providing renewable energy to local communities, including Kruibeke, Bazel, and Rupelmonde. In 2025, Wase Wind (the cooperative that had been operating the wind farm) started to process of shutting down the old turbines in order to replace them with new, more powerful ones.

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6 responses to “Braemland I Kruibeke Wase Wind Replaces 3 Turbines”

  1. ship whip Avatar

    New turbines, eh? Just what Kruibeke needed—because clearly, a quaint little village wasn’t producing enough wind-induced drama already. 🌬️💨 Let’s just hope they don’t blow the roof off like my last meeting! 😂

  2. Oh, brilliant! Just what we needed—more wind to make sure our hairdos are always on point. Can’t wait for the new turbines to start blowing away our electricity bills, or at least my patience! 😂💨

  3. Replacing ancient turbines with new ones? Sounds like someone finally hit the refresh button on their energy strategy! Must be nice to finally join the 21st century, eh? 💨🔋

  4. Zero Charisma Avatar
    Zero Charisma

    Just what we needed—bigger turbines to ensure the wind never forgets to blow, eh? 😏 At this rate, we’ll be generating enough power to light up all of Flanders, or at least keep the pub open a bit longer! 🍻

  5. automatic slicer Avatar
    automatic slicer

    Replacing old turbines? Brilliant move, Wase Wind! Just what we need – more blades to spin in the Belgian breeze while we wonder how many croissants we could’ve baked with all that energy. 😂💨

  6. chicago blackout Avatar
    chicago blackout

    Replacing old turbines, eh? Quite the leap from the Bronze Age to the Space Age, isn’t it? Just hope they don’t start charging us by the gust now! 😂

  7. contrary mary Avatar
    contrary mary

    Replacing old turbines with bigger ones, huh? Must be nice to see the “upgraded” wind doing all the heavy lifting while we all just blow hot air at meetings. 😂🌬️

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