Development & operation of RES plants

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Project development facts

Clean energy initiatives necessitate the identification of a suitable location, acquiring funding, completing environmental assessments, identifying electricity purchasers, acquiring necessary permits, and engaging with local stakeholders. Ensuring the proper execution of the development process guarantees that projects are financially lucrative, have a negligible ecological footprint, and are widely accepted by the community.

Bringing clean energy projects to life
LAND-BASED PROJECT DEVELOPMENT

Clean energy companies specialize in identifying optimal locations for establishing new wind and solar farms and energy storage facilities. Companies must ensure the acquisition of each of the components listed below to progress a project from the development phase, through the construction phase, and into the operational phase. The project may be abandoned if any of these difficulties are not effectively addressed. These processes are essential to guarantee lucrative projects, content host communities, and conscientious land stewardship.

Adequate resources

Developers commonly analyze multiple years of data to assess the wind speed or sun intensity and consistency at a prospective site.

Community support

Developers collaborate closely with host communities, establishing support through active communication, involvement, and openness.

Landowner Partners

Wind and solar projects in the US often require developers to lease private land, necessitating partnerships with landowners.

Decommissioning

Developers work with authorities to identify and reduce impacts on land and wildlife.

Permits

Developers lease private land for US wind and solar projects.

Transmission

Transmission access is crucial. Developers either use existing systems or build new infrastructure.

Clean Power Buyers

Developers secure power purchase agreements before project construction.

Financing

Financial institutions assess project viability before investing.

Decommissioning

Before starting a project, developers plan to remove outdated equipment and restore the land.