Wind
Wind projects depend on wind resource quality, land availability across often-larger footprints than solar, and grid access — all of which need to be assessed together before a site is worth pursuing. We work with developers and IPPs through the early, land- and resource-dependent phase of wind project development.
As with our other renewable energy work, execution is carried out by qualified EPC partners; our role is sourcing, qualification and coordination through to contract and handover.
Wind development typically runs from prospecting and resource measurement, through land securing and micrositing, to approvals, grid connectivity, EPC contracting, construction and commissioning. Resource measurement alone can run for an extended period before a layout is fixed.
We focus on the stages where land and landowners determine the pace, and coordinate with the technical partners handling the resource and engineering work.
Turbine spacing to limit wake losses, setbacks from dwellings, roads and other infrastructure, and a transport route that can carry long blades and heavy nacelles all shape what a site can hold. Check applicable setback norms with the relevant state agency.
Grid connectivity is the other hard constraint. A strong wind site far from available evacuation capacity can be much harder to develop than a moderate one close to it.
Local land networks, early and consistent engagement with landowners across the footprint, documentation organised for legal review, and coordination with EPC partners once the site is secured.
We coordinate execution through qualified EPC and delivery partners rather than building or manufacturing in-house.
