Yeager Energy Expands Geothermal Footprint in Bergschenhoek: A Major Boost for Sustainable Heat in Dutch Greenhouse Horticulture By: Robert Buluma In the heart of the Netherlands’ vibrant greenhouse sector, a quiet revolution is underway. Deep beneath the fertile polders of Bergschenhoek, in the Oostland region of South Holland, Yeager Energy is accelerating its commitment to clean, reliable, and affordable energy. The company recently announced plans to expand with a second geothermal doublet — and possibly a third — at the Schreyrackseweg site in Bergschenhoek. This development builds directly on the existing successful operation (formerly Wayland Energy) and signals growing momentum in the Dutch geothermal sector, particularly for one of the country’s most energy-intensive industries: greenhouse horticulture. This expansion comes at a critical time. Dutch greenhouses, which produce a significant portion of Europe’s vegetables, flowers, and plants, face immense pressure to decarbon...
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