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Wind energy services

From initial site measurement to turbine maintenance — a full cycle of engineering services for wind-energy projects.

Wind energy services

What we offer

Six specialised services covering the complete life cycle of a wind-energy project — from first measurement to long-term turbine care.

Service 01 Wind resource measurement
Met masts & LiDARs

Precise measurement, every time

We plan, supply, install, operate and dismantle meteorological measurement systems for wind-resource assessment. Every campaign is designed from the outset to comply with IEC 61400-50-1 and MEASNET — the standards required by independent engineers and project-finance banks.

Our teams have installed over 70 met masts and LiDARs across Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and the UAE, including campaigns in remote desert, mountain terrain and sites with extreme icing.

We provide both short-term feasibility surveys and multi-year monitoring campaigns. All data is collected, validated and delivered in formats compatible with WindPRO, WAsP and other industry-standard software.

What's included
  • Site visit and measurement-plan preparation
  • Equipment supply, customs clearance and permits (incl. Civil Aviation)
  • Met-mast or LiDAR installation (up to 140 m)
  • Remote data monitoring and monthly QC reports
  • On-site maintenance visits
  • Final data package and measurement report
  • Dismantling and equipment removal
Met mast specifications
Height range40 m – 140 m (custom on request)
Mast typeLattice — own design & manufacture
SensorsMEASNET-calibrated anemometers, vanes, thermo / baro / humidity sensors
Power supplyAutonomous solar + battery, or grid
Data transferSatellite / GPRS / 4G real-time remote
StandardIEC 61400-50-1 · MEASNET
LiDAR fleet
ZX300
ZX LIDARS
Windcube
LEOSPHERE
MoveLaser
METEOLASER
Spidar
SGURRENERGY
Service 02 Energy yield assessment
Bankable reports

P50 / P75 / P90 energy-yield reports

We produce energy-yield assessments using WindPRO and WAsP — the industry-standard tools accepted by international project-finance banks, independent engineers and energy regulators.

Our reports follow best-practice methodology: long-term wind-data correlation (ERA5, MERRA-2 and nearby met stations), site-specific wind-flow modelling, wake-loss calculation and full uncertainty analysis.

The output is a bankable EYA report that can be submitted directly to independent engineers and lenders as part of project-finance documentation.

Report deliverables
Wind-speed maps
Average speed, energy density, power output
Weibull distribution
Speed frequency distribution and fitting
Wind roses
Frequency, velocity and energy by direction
Vertical wind profile
Wind shear and extrapolation to hub height
Extreme wind speed
50-year return for turbine-class selection
Turbulence intensity
TI per IEC 61400-1 wind classes
P50 / P75 / P90 AEP
Annual energy with probability exceedance
Losses & uncertainty
Wake, availability, electrical, curtailment
Bankable report
Full documentation for lenders and IEs
Service 03 Wind farm design & micro-siting
Layout optimisation

Micro-siting & wind farm design

Micro-siting determines the optimal position of each turbine within the project area — balancing energy yield, turbulence exposure, construction feasibility and regulatory constraints.

We use WindPRO for layout optimisation, wake modelling and constraint analysis. Our designs account for infrastructure setbacks (roads, power lines, pipelines, buildings), sanitary noise zones, terrain slopes and civil-aviation requirements specific to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.

Optimisation goals

  • Maximise AEP
  • Minimise turbulence
  • Reduce wake losses
  • Minimise slope loads

Constraints handled

  • Buildings & roads
  • Power lines, pipelines
  • Noise & shadow zones
  • Aviation clearance
WindPRO micro-siting layout — 28 turbine positions placed over a mean-wind-speed resource map with infrastructure and constraint overlays
WindPRO micro-siting · 28-turbine layout over a mean-wind-speed resource map (4.7–7.1 m/s)
Service 04 Environmental impact assessment
EIA & noise

Shadow & noise impact studies

Environmental impact assessment for wind farms involves two primary calculations: noise propagation and shadow flicker. Both are performed in WindPRO and comply with international norms and local regulatory requirements in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.

Noise studies determine whether turbine sound levels at nearby receptors comply with the relevant limits. Shadow-flicker studies calculate the hours per year that rotating blades create flickering shadows at sensitive locations.

Noise impact assessment

Noise-propagation modelling per ISO 9613-2. Sound-level contour maps at relevant receptors. Compliance check against local and international limits (WHO, IFC).

Shadow flicker study

Annual shadow hours at sensitive receptors. Astronomical and meteorological shadow calculations. Identification of locations exceeding the 30 h/year threshold.

EIA section support

Preparation of technical sections for the Environmental Impact Assessment submission required for permitting in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.

Service 05 Equipment & partners
Own stock

Equipment & technology partners

We own and operate our measurement fleet — no third-party rental. Met masts, LiDARs, sensors, loggers and autonomous power systems are available from stock for rapid mobilisation.

Ammonit
Official Dealer
Data loggers, sensors and accessories for Kazakhstan & Uzbekistan.
ZX Lidars
Trusted Service Provider
Authorised deployment and servicing of ZX300 and related products.
WindPRO
Licensed Software
Industry-standard EYA and wind-farm design modelling platform.
WAsP
Licensed Software
Wind Atlas methodology for resource analysis and site modelling.
Service 06 Turbine maintenance & blade repair
Rope access & blade repair

Turbine maintenance & blade repair

Our certified IRATA / SPRAT high-altitude specialists carry out blade inspection, repair and rope-access works on operating wind turbines — full-scope maintenance using OEM-compatible repair systems and certified procedures, for wind farms across Central Asia.

Leading-edge erosion repair

  • Erosion assessment and mapping
  • Surface preparation and cleaning
  • Leading-edge protection (LEP) coating
  • Polyurethane tape systems
  • Post-repair quality inspection

Structural & cosmetic repair

  • Crack and delamination repair (gelcoat, fibre)
  • Trailing-edge bond-line repair
  • Lightning-receptor replacement
  • Surface-coating restoration
  • Shell repair after impact damage

Blade inspection

  • Full visual inspection from rope access
  • Drone inspection with HD camera
  • Condition grading report (Level 0–4)
  • Repair-prioritisation recommendations

Nacelle & tower works

  • Nacelle anemometer and vane replacement
  • Met-mast sensor installation on nacelle
  • External bolt and flange inspection
  • Tower cleaning
  • Minor mechanical works at height

Lightning protection

  • Receptor condition check and cleaning
  • Down-conductor continuity test
  • Receptor replacement (rope access)
  • Post-strike damage assessment
  • IEC 61400-24 compliance check

Condition reports & O&M support

  • Annual condition-assessment reports
  • Photo documentation of all findings
  • Repair cost estimates
  • Long-term maintenance planning
  • Coordination with OEM service teams
Get in touch

Discuss your wind-energy project

Whether you need a measurement campaign, energy-yield assessment or turbine blade repair — our team responds within one business day.