Power plant optimization
Power plant layout optimization is a crucial step in the development phase to maximize energy efficiency and profitability while reducing costs.
We optimize wind farms and urban renewable energy systems during their initial development, repowering or expansion.
We tailor our optimization recommendations to your goals, constraints, and site characteristics.
Maximize your power plant’s profitability.
Our approach encompasses several parameters, including the judicious selection of wind turbine or solar panel types based on the site characteristics and on your objectives, their optimal positioning within the park or built environment, and the improvement of the associated road network.
Optimization can be driven by different criteria such as production (energy production, capacity factor or full load hours), financial costs (Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) or investment per kWh) or by considering both production, LCOE and investment costs to reach the ideal compromise. The constraints of the terrain, regulations or your data are taken into account to adapt the layout in the most effective way.
We are extending this approach to optimize the positioning of small urban wind turbines, as well as photovoltaic or thermal panels in urban areas, contributing to a more efficient integration of renewable energy into the urban environment.
Wind turbine layout optimization
Small wind turbine layout optimization
Solar panel layout optimization
in urban area
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