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Wind Energy Projects

Engineering and execution support for wind energy infrastructure.

01 / Overview

Engineered as one accountable EPC scope.

Solaris Green Energy (I) Pvt. Ltd. provides engineering and execution support for wind energy projects, covering civil foundations, internal electrical systems, substations, transmission lines and balance-of-plant works.

Wind projects need dependable infrastructure around the turbines: foundations, internal electrical systems, the substation and the line to the grid.

Solaris applies its EPC discipline to that infrastructure, with engineering and execution handled together.

What Solaris provides

  • Civil foundations
  • Internal electrical systems
  • Substation works
  • Transmission-line works
  • Balance-of-plant works

Who this is for

  • Wind project developers
  • Independent power producers
  • Project owners needing infrastructure and balance-of-plant works

02 / Capabilities

EPC capabilities across the project lifecycle.

The stages Solaris lists for this segment, in the order they typically occur. See all EPC capabilities.

  1. 01

    Detailed engineering and plant design

    Plant design and engineering documentation for construction.

  2. 02

    Civil and structural works

    Foundations, site works and structural construction.

  3. 03

    AC/DC works

    Electrical works on both the DC and AC sides of the plant.

  4. 04

    Substation and transmission-line works

    Connecting the plant to the grid.

03 / Guides

Related guides.

04 / Questions

Frequently asked questions.

Does Solaris Green Energy work on wind energy infrastructure?
Yes. Wind Energy Projects is one of Solaris's six business segments. Solaris provides engineering and execution support for civil foundations, internal electrical systems, substations, transmission lines and balance-of-plant works.
How can I discuss a wind energy project with Solaris?
Use the Start a project form on the contact page, or call or email Solaris using the contact details shown on this website.

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