The Netherlands · the named batteries
Prinses Alexia wind park battery (BMW batteries)
Operating, 3 MW, in Zeewolde, owned by Vattenfall. Every fact below is as a published source states it, with the address beside it; a field not shown is one no source gave, and nothing is guessed.
The battery
| Power | 3 MW |
| Status | Operating, as of 20 October 2026 |
| Stated date | June 2017, launched |
| Municipality | Zeewolde, Flevoland |
| Placed on the map | at the site itself, as mapped on OpenStreetMap (Zuidlob bij windmolenpark Alexia (BMW)) |
| How sure | Possible: a single or old source, not confirmed since |
Who is behind it
| Owner | Vattenfall |
| Traded by | Vattenfall |
| Built by | Alfen (reused BMW batteries) |
What the sources say
Energy-Storage.news (29 June 2017) names the site as Prinses Alexia wind park, Zeewolde, and says the 3 MW battery was delivered and launched, with plans to grow to 12 MW. No MWh published and no later source says it still runs. Possible.
Evidence and sources
- source: energy-storage.news/bmw-batteries-integrate-power-from-vattenfalls-…
- position: openstreetmap.org/way/1007101726
From the owners’, developers’ and builders’ own releases, grid operators’ and permit notices and the trade press, read by Vitreous. No Dutch body publishes a meter, an instruction or a payment for a named battery, so this page carries none. List id NL-B28.