Wind Farms: From Engineering to Operation

Frequently asked questions about our services

We carry out everything from feasibility studies and wind resource analysis to the detailed design of the civil and electrical infrastructure, ensuring compliance with local regulations.

We understand that every company has its own financial strategy, so we offer two main execution models:

Own Investment (EPC Model): Your company provides the initial capital (CapEx) for the construction of the wind farm. In this scheme, you are the full owner of the asset and avoid external financing costs, maximizing your return on investment and obtaining energy at direct operating cost from day one.

Our Investment (PPA Model): We provide the capital and take care of construction and operation. Your company only signs a long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) at a fixed and competitive rate. This allows you to decarbonize your energy mix and reduce your monthly costs without making an initial capital outlay, freeing up resources for your core business.

Nuestros proyectos se desarrollan siguiendo los lineamientos de la Ley 27.191 y las resoluciones vigentes del ENRE para el acceso a la capacidad de transporte eléctrico. Para asegurar la rentabilidad, empleamos herramientas de simulación avanzada que validan el recurso eólico, y durante la fase de operación aplicamos mantenimiento predictivo basado en datos, asegurando que la disponibilidad del parque se mantenga por encima de los estándares del mercado local.

Yes, we handle the entire process: design (Engineering), material supply (Procurement), and full construction (Construction), delivering the wind farm ready for operation.

It depends on the scale and location, but it generally ranges from 6 to 18 months after obtaining the permits. Our project management approach aims to optimize these timelines without compromising safety.

We handle the complete technical and legal management before provincial authorities and the ENRE. We carry out Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) focused on wildlife and acoustic conditions, ensuring that the project complies with Law 25.675 (General Environmental Law). This prevents administrative delays and guarantees that the wind farm obtains all the certifications required to operate commercially without legal risks