What is required to build a wind farm?
To erect one turbine, it requires suitable land where it does not disturb residents or interfere with natural habitat. Of course, favourable wind conditions are expected. Wind at least 5-6 m/s is suitable for wind production.
In hybrid power stations, wind turbines, together with additional battery parks, are connected to the same connection point. Such parks enable energy echo, allowing to release energy when consumers want it. This makes it possible to fix the irregularity caused by the variability of renewable energy and contribute more to climate neutrality.
Blades generate sizzle that is unavoidable. Most powerful blades can be heard for up to 700m. Our turbine locations are chosen to be as far away from residents as possible.
Before construction comprehensive environmental impact assessment will be carried out to minimise the impact. As a result, production hours, technical setup can be limited or location has to be changed.
Planning considers migratory aspects and feeding patterns of natural habitat.
To avoid birds hitting the blades, they can be designed in bright colours.
Residents are included from the start to minimise the effect on communities.
Local municipality special planning divides into location suitability assessment and detailed solution.
Location suitability assessment aim is to specify locations of windmills in planning area. Detailed planning specifies number of generators, technical parameters, and layout of the wind farm. Additional detailed environmental impact will be assessed.
