The company has rented a land situated in an excellent area for development of wind power park, area which fulfills all the climate and weather conditions for such a Project. The land has access to the most important roads in the area. The current land use is for pasture and agricultural land and the average altitude is 460 m.
Two aerial electric lines (one of 110 kV and one of 20 kV) are passing right through the wind park, which will minimize the connection to grid costs.
The simulation for such a project has already been accomplished in order for the buyer/investor to see its effectiveness, the feasibility study being in its final stage. The buyer will have access to all necessary documents in due course so that the wind power park to be built in a short period of time.
The wind park is designed for a 40 MW electric power, with a 20/110 kV substation for discharging of the electric power into the existing 110 kV LEA.
A grant of about €5 million is obtained for construction of the 10 MW from the total amount of 40 MW.
A simulation was made, considering 2,5 MW 100/100 m turbines, and the results showed an annual energy of 116,947 GWh, which is corresponding to an annual working cycle of 2.923 working hours (full load hours).
Another simulation was made, considering other 2,5 xl turbines, and the results showed an annual energy of 108,714 GWh, which is corresponding to an annual working cycle of 2.718 working hours.
Such investment has the additional advantage of revenue increasement through green certificates offered to each manufacturer that will sell renewable energy to the national network at a standard price ( existing proposal is represented by 2 certificates for each MW produced). The wind power park station is designed to have a production of 40MW and the construction permit is in pending approval.
The urbanism certificate, the environmental authorization and other approvals necessary to obtain the construction approvals were issued for the entire project, and also for the entire area.
Investor benefits:
- Rapid return on investment – about six years as business plan made by the owner.
- Reduced operational costs since a wind power park does not need raw materials or fuels, but the turbines which have a life expectancy of 15-20 years.
Contracts / Permits / Approvals obtained so far:
- the Planning Certificates and all the approvals/permits asked in these certificates;
- the Approval from the Agency of Environment Protection;
- contracts for purchasing of the lands (cadaster included);
- the Placement Approval for the wind park;
- the Attestation Certificate regarding the obligations to the Environment Fund;
- the Connection to Grid Technical Approval for 40 MW.
