Onshore wind energy.

Site selection plays a key role for the economic success of a wind farm. We analyse the site conditions, prepare wind measurements and yield forecasts, provide wind, shadow flicker and noise emission reports and commission environmental impact assessments. Landowners, residents, municipalities and local authorities often have conflicting interests. During project development, we work as closely and transparently as possible with all stakeholders in order to achieve the broadest possible acceptance and find the optimal solution for each individual case. Do you have space? We can check out the options available to you. Get in touch with us.

Securing funding is a key part of any project. A thorough analysis of the construction and operating costs is required; this also has to take into account the legal and technical requirements. Our projects benefit from our long-standing cooperation with internationally operating credit institutions. We coordinate with banks, insurance companies and other decision-makers throughout the project to ensure optimal project financing. The profitability calculations and continuous liquidity planning for each project will be in good hands with us during all planning stages.

Particularly during the construction phase, our customers and business partners benefit from the many years of experience of our team. We ensure that all the necessary requirements for the delivery, construction and commissioning of the wind turbines are met on schedule. In this context, we take care of the planning and construction of the access road, crane parking areas and cable routes to the grid connection point and erect a transformer station where necessary. In addition, we coordinate cooperation with grid operators, experts, varied service providers, as well as all public authorities and landowners. Different federal states and countries have varying building regulations and health and safety rules that must be observed and implemented. 

The run-time of wind farms is 20 years; afterwards, older models may be replaced by newer ones with a higher capacity, a process known as "repowering". The generation of electricity can be multiplied with a reduced number of wind turbines. During repowering, the survey is again examined and the approval procedure repeated as a matter of routine. Issues relating to planning law, social interests, the dismantling of old turbines and various economic aspects make repowering a very complex task and require a high level of experience in the project planning of wind farms. We agree individual models with each repowering partner. This ranges from the sale of a wind farm to the distribution of shares in a new repowered wind farm.