PROJECTS
Wind Energy Project
The Project consist in development and operation of 120 MW wind farm, located in South-Eastern part of Romania, in one of the most suitable areas for this type of projects, due to its great wind potential.
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Developing a 120MW wind farm involved a series of complex steps and considerations that our company managed:
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Site Selection and Assessment:
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Identify potential sites with suitable wind resources for the project.
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Perform wind studies and environmental assessments to understand the feasibility of the site.
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Permitting and Regulatory Compliance:
Obtain the necessary permits and approvals from local, state, and federal authorities.
Ensure compliance with environmental and land use regulations.
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Land Acquisition:
Secure the land required for the wind farm through lease agreements or purchase.
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Resource Assessment:
Conduct a detailed wind resource assessment to confirm the wind speeds and directions at various heights.
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Financial Planning:
Develop a comprehensive financial model, including cost estimates, revenue projections, and financing strategies.
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Turbine Selection:
Select appropriate wind turbine models based on site-specific conditions, including wind patterns and terrain.
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Grid Connection:
Plan for grid interconnection and secure the necessary agreements with local utilities.
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Engineering and Design:
Develop detailed engineering plans for the wind farm's layout and infrastructure.
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Environmental Impact Assessment:
Assess the environmental impact of the project and develop mitigation strategies.
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Construction Contracts:
Select contractors for the construction phase through competitive bidding processes.
Negotiate contracts and establish a project timeline.
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Construction:
Build access roads, install foundations, erect turbines, and connect them to the electrical grid.
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Testing and Commissioning:
Test the wind turbines and the overall system for performance and safety.
Ensure all equipment operates as designed.
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Operation and Maintenance (O&M):
Develop an O&M plan for ongoing maintenance and monitoring of the wind farm.
Train personnel and establish a maintenance schedule.
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Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs):
Secure long-term power purchase agreements with off-takers (utilities or other buyers) to ensure revenue stability.
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Monitoring and Reporting:
Implement a system for continuous monitoring of wind farm performance.
Submit required reports to regulatory authorities.
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Community Engagement:
Engage with the local community, addressing concerns and providing benefits where possible.
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Insurance and Risk Management:
Obtain insurance coverage for potential risks, such as equipment failure or damage.
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Compliance and Reporting:
Continuously monitor and report on environmental, safety, and regulatory compliance.
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Long-Term Operations and Upgrades:
Plan for the long-term operations of the wind farm and consider upgrades or repowering options as technology advances.
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Photovoltaic Projects
The company develops ready-to-build photovoltaic projects in areas such as Olt, Dolj, Gorj, Mehedinti, Oradea, Arges with total capacities ranging from 14.2 MW to 50 MW.
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Developing a ready-to-build photovoltaic (PV) project up to 50 MW involves several key steps. Here's a general overview of the main phases and tasks involved:
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Project Feasibility Study:
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Site Selection: Identify suitable locations with good solar irradiance, available land, and proximity to electrical infrastructure.
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Resource Assessment: Conduct a solar resource assessment to estimate the energy production potential.
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Permitting and Approvals:
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Obtain necessary permits and approvals from local, state, and federal authorities, which may include environmental impact assessments, land use permits, and grid interconnection agreements.
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Land Acquisition:
Acquire the land for the project, either through purchase or lease agreements.
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Engineering and Design:
Detailed engineering and design of the PV system, including layout, module and inverter selection, and electrical design.
Structural analysis to ensure the system can withstand environmental conditions.
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Financing:
Secure project financing, which can come from a combination of equity, debt, grants, and incentives.
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Interconnection and Grid Connection:
Work with the utility company to finalize grid connection agreements and obtain the necessary permits and approvals.
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Equipment Procurement:
Procure the PV modules, inverters, mounting structures, and other necessary equipment.
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Construction:
Build the PV system, including site preparation, mounting structures installation, electrical wiring, and connection to the grid.
Ensure compliance with safety regulations and quality standards.
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Commissioning:
Test and commission the entire PV system to ensure it is operating as designed.
Verify that the electrical connections, monitoring systems, and safety measures are functioning correctly.
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Operations and Maintenance (O&M):
Develop an O&M plan to monitor and maintain the PV system over its lifetime, including cleaning, equipment maintenance, and performance monitoring.
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Monitoring and Performance Optimization:
Implement a system for continuous monitoring and data collection to optimize the PV system's performance.
Identify and address any issues that may affect energy production.
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Grid Connection and Power Purchase Agreement (PPA):
Finalize the grid connection process and sign a power purchase agreement (PPA) with a utility or energy buyer to sell the generated electricity.
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Financial and Regulatory Reporting:
Ensure compliance with financial reporting requirements and any renewable energy credits or incentives that apply.
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Handover and Documentation:
Compile all project documentation, including permits, approvals, and as-built drawings, and hand it over to the owner or operator.
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Community and Stakeholder Engagement:
Engage with the local community and stakeholders to address concerns, provide information, and foster positive relationships.
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Project Monitoring and Reporting:
Continuously monitor the project's performance and report on its energy production and financial results.
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Decommissioning Plan:
Develop a plan for the eventual decommissioning of the PV project and the responsible disposal of equipment and materials.
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Post-Construction Evaluation:
Conduct a thorough evaluation of the project's performance and assess its success against the initial feasibility study.