Wind Energy

Specialized personnel visit the area of interest to ascertain, based on certain criteria, whether the area is initially suitable for installing a wind station. Among the criteria examined are the possibility of station interconnection, accessibility, any indicators of exploitable wind potential, local acceptance, and more.

• Installation of meteorological masts that record data for at least 2 years.
• Processing of data using suitable software to determine average speed, prevailing wind direction, turbulence, etc.
• Correlating results with existing wind potential profiles of the area.
• Estimation of wind potential for the installation of small wind turbines through wind maps, as well as after correlating long-term wind data with the wind atlas database.

• Digitization of Geological Survey (G.Y.S.) maps at a scale of 1:5,000 or digitization of satellite images covering an area of at least 10 kilometers in all directions from the center of the park under study using appropriate software.
• Three-dimensional representation of the terrain relief of the area through suitable software.
• Utilization of digital orthophoto maps from satellites.
• Estimation of soil roughness.

• The combination of wind potential measurements and topography describes the three-dimensional wind field.
• Using appropriate software and fluid mechanics equations, the optimal energy positions of the wind turbines are determined.
• Based on the results, the energetically and economically optimal size of the wind turbine is chosen.

• The correct placement of wind turbines in a Wind Park considers wind, topographical, and environmental factors.
• The siting of the wind park is based on criteria such as:
  • Optimal wind potential of the area
  • Energy efficiency of the wind turbines
  • Low atmospheric turbulence
  • Local ground slope and foundation suitability
  • Minimum distance between the wind turbines
  • Predominant wind directions based on statistical analysis of the results

• Risk analysis study and economic feasibility study
• Environmental Impact Studies (Noise impact study, Visual impact study)
• Construction Works Studies
• Civil Engineering Works Studies
• Geotechnical Studies
• Road Infrastructure Studies
• Structural Study
• Electrical connection studies of the station to the grid or a new substation, as well as electrical studies of the internal medium-voltage network of the wind station.
• Civil engineering projects
• Interconnection and internal medium-voltage network projects of the wind park
• Construction and commissioning of the Station
• Monitoring of operations and analysis of energy production