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Many people including landowners, local authorities, energy suppliers and operators can benefit from greater use of wind energy. However, wind projects must be carefully planned. Fortunately, EPURON provides the necessary know-how.

  • Analysis
  • Development
  • Financing
  • Construction
  • Plant Management

Our planning work focuses on both people and projects. We endeavour to resolve any conflicts of interest in the early planning stages. Our professional site analysis which we carry out using the latest methods and tools provide the basis for this.

 

We believe this is the best way to create and manage a high quality project that benefits everyone involved.

If the potential site satisfies our criteria, we take care of all the work involved in planning the wind farm. We hold discussions with the local authorities, draw up the leasing agreements, obtain the necessary approvals and oversee the grid connection procedure.
Project financing is one of EPURON’s core areas of competence. We produce economic viability models, organise advance financing and come up with optimised tax and insurance concepts. We also devise schemes allowing regional partners to become financially involved in projects.

Experienced construction engineers are a crucial part of our project development team. With their specialist knowledge, they carefully create “green power stations” from the planning documents.

 

Wherever possible, we enlist regional companies to construct the roads and foundations, connect the plants to the electricity grid and take care of any compensatory measures. We also liaise closely with landowners prior to and during the construction work.

Because wind farms operate for such extended periods of time facility management needs are crucial. By providing professional technical and commercial support over a facility’s entire lifespan, we ensure that projects run smoothly and efficiently and maximise energy production yields.

 

We currently manage wind farms with a combined output of around 650 megawatts in Germany and France.