Wind power: a site check for your landWind is a question of location,
not of equipment.
For land with enough wind. Site and permitting first, technology second.
What this is about
Whether a turbine pays off on your land is decided by wind resource, setback rules and the permitting situation in your district. We clarify those three first, because they either carry the project or end it. Only after that is a conversation about turbine types and operating models worth having.
- Wind resource and preliminary site assessment
- Setback rules and land-use planning
- Permitting situation in the district
- Operating models and land leasing
- An honest no when the site does not carry it
Process
Wind is a question of location,
01
Site pre-check
Wind, area, access roads and grid connection point.
02
Legal situation
Setbacks, protected areas and the state of regional planning.
03
Model
Own operation, participation or leasing. The numbers differ considerably.
04
Next steps
For a viable site we connect you with developers and accompany the process.
Frequently asked questions
What clients ask us first.
Is my land suitable for wind power?
Three things decide it: enough wind on the site, the setback rules and the permitting situation in your district. We clarify those first, because they either carry the project or end it. Only after that is a conversation about turbine types and operating models worth having.
Lease, participate or operate yourself?
There are three routes: own operation, participation in a project or leasing the land. The numbers differ considerably, so we calculate them against each other for your site.
What happens after the site check?
If the site is viable, we connect you with developers and accompany the process. If it is not, we tell you before any money goes into planning.
Tell us what you have in mind.
In a first call we settle in ten minutes what this is about and what it costs.
