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Wind Farm Development Specialists

Wind Power Renewables Ltd is able to undertake the following;

Assessment of sites
Site layout and site design
Turbine selection
Site access and transportation studies
Production of Photomontages
Zones of Visual Influence (ZVI)
Shadow Flicker graphs
Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA's).
'Feed in Tariff' & small wind projects

WPRL can take your project through the planning process or undertake a specific area of specialist study. We are here to help you get your project through the planing process. WPRL can provide access to our highly experienced specialists and providing a prefessional service to all wind project developers.

WPRL is able to provide all these services for single turbines to large wind farms, from domestic turbines to large commercial wind power generation projects.

Call 01692 582888 or email info@wprl.co.uk

Wind Farm Development

Wind Power Renewables Ltd specialises in onshore wind turbine developments. Developing one to six turbine projects, generally utilising turbines in the 1.3MW - 3.4MW range and having a hub height between 50m & 80m with a tip height ranging between 100m - 132m.

We manage the whole process from

Initial site selection
Lease and option agreement negotiation
Environmental Impact Assessment
Submission of the planning application
Project management of construction
Maintenance & operations of completed wind turbine projects

We are always looking for landowners who have land with good access and in excess of 500m away from residential areas. We will undertake (free of charge) a site survey and advise if sites are suitable. Call us on 01692 582888 or email mailto:info@windpowerrenewables.co.uk

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