Renewables.digital currently lists 4 renewable energy transactions in Netherlands between December 2025 and August 2026, with a combined capacity of 752 MW. By technology: Onshore Wind (2), Battery Storage (BESS) (1), Floating Solar PV (1) and Solar PV (1). The most active companies are BayWa r.e., GroenLeven (1), Enerzjyk Skûlenboarch, Friesland Green Energy Fund (1), European Energy (1) and Green Energy Storage (GES) (1). The most recent deal is “Shell Sells ~0.5 GW European Onshore Renewables Portfolio Across Italy, Netherlands, Spain and UK to TotalEnergies” (3 August 2026).
3 August 2026 · 500 MW · Italy, Netherlands, Spain, United Kingdom
Shell has signed a Sale and Purchase Agreement to sell its European onshore renewables portfolio to TotalEnergies. The portfolio comprises approximately 0.5 GW of renewable generation capacity in operation and under development across Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and the UK, plus a development pipeline. The transaction is expected to complete by end of 2026.
Royal Vopak has completed the acquisition of a 79% controlling stake in Green Energy Storage (GES) and taken a final investment decision on a 200 MW / 800 MWh battery energy storage project in Oosterhout, Netherlands, for a total investment of approximately €230 million. Construction is set to begin shortly, with commercial operations expected in H1 2028. Greenchoice will offtake 50% of capacity under an 8-year tolling agreement.
European Energy has completed the divestment of a portfolio of 12 wind turbines (6 MW total) in the municipality of Waadhoeke, Friesland, Netherlands to local Dutch company Westra. European Energy acquired the turbines in 2021 and has managed them since.
BayWa r.e. and GroenLeven have sold a 46 MWp floating solar project in Friesland to a local energy cooperative, the municipality of Tytsjerksteradiel and the Friesland Clean Energy Fund. The project will become the largest floating PV plant in the Netherlands.
Data as of 30 September 2026. The overview covers the transactions currently listed in the Renewables.digital database; each deal links to its original public source.
