Wind Farm Construction Process
Stages of Wind Power Plant Construction
The Construction of a wind power plant is the result of precise coordination between engineering studies, civil works, equipment installation, and final system testing. At Construction Wind-Energy, each stage is carried out in full compliance with technical and environmental standards:
- Preliminary Studies and Site Assessment
Wind data analysis (anemometry), environmental assessment, review of local infrastructure, and economic feasibility studies.
- Technical Design and Mapping
Turbine layout planning, access road routing, substation siting, and foundation placement using specialized design software.
- Land Preparation and Infrastructure Development
Construction of access roads, site preparation, excavation, and installation of concrete foundations for each turbine.
- Installation of Main Equipment
Installation of towers, nacelles, blades, and electrical components using specialized cranes and machinery.
- Cabling and Grid Connection
Implementation of the internal medium-voltage (MV) network, cabling between turbines and substation, and connection to the regional power grid.
- Testing and Commissioning
Comprehensive testing of turbine performance, protective systems, and SCADA monitoring, followed by final handover to the operator.
Throughout all phases, our top priorities are safety, engineering precision, and minimizing environmental impact.
Construction Wind-Energy leverages experience, expertise, and dedication to deliver every project with purpose and sustainability.
