Wind site assessment
Find out what evidence a wind project would need before choosing a turbine. A desktop feasibility review examines site constraints and measurement gaps, including whether wind merits further investigation at all.
From US$599What the engagement covers
- Review the intended use, terrain, nearby obstructions and available wind information supplied for the site.
- Assess what hub-height measurements, access checks and local planning questions remain unresolved.
- Compare the case for further wind investigation with other resilience options; a conclusion may be to pause the project.
What you receive
- A preliminary feasibility note with the evidence used and its limitations.
- A measurement and site-survey brief for an appropriately qualified local specialist.
- A decision checklist covering siting, noise, maintenance access and questions for turbine suppliers.
What to prepare
- Approximate location, terrain description, obstacle heights and safe ground-level site photographs.
- Any wind measurements with sensor height, dates and data source; do not climb or erect equipment for the inquiry.
- Intended electricity use, land access, nearby properties and known planning restrictions.
Scope and limitations
- No bankable wind-resource estimate, guaranteed generation, turbine recommendation ready for purchase or permission to build.
- No mast erection, climbing, structural design, environmental approval or on-site wind measurement is included.
- Equipment, installation, permits, travel, emergency response and third-party professional fees are excluded. Any additional work needs a separate written scope and quote.
Related practical guidance
Discuss wind site assessment
From US$599
Tell us your country and city, the outcome you want and your timeframe. We confirm whether the location and scope can be supported before agreeing work.
A written quote confirms the scope, deliverables, cost and timing before you commit. An inquiry does not book a slot or authorize payment.
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