Wind resource assessment for new wind projects across the Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia — site screening, met mast and LiDAR campaigns, data review, turbine layouts, energy yield and hourly profiles.
A wind resource assessment tells a developer whether a site is worth building on, and which turbines and layout suit it. EVenergy carries out wind resource assessment and feasibility work before procurement and construction, for projects in Jordan and across the Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia. We link the site’s wind conditions to a practical turbine layout, the expected energy production and the physical constraints of building and operating the plant.
Every assessment starts with site screening and a measurement campaign plan. We define the campaign by site: a met mast, a LiDAR campaign, or both, depending on the terrain, the project stage and the data the yield analysis needs.
We support the whole met mast lifecycle, not only the analysis: mast supply and installation support, commissioning, routine maintenance and sensor calibration. Keeping the sensors calibrated and the mast maintained is what keeps the campaign producing data that can be used for the wind resource assessment.
From the measured wind resource we prepare conceptual turbine positions, review turbine options and estimate energy yield, including hourly production profiles. The feasibility work also covers access and logistics and a preliminary environmental and ecological screening, and ends in a comprehensive report for the next project gate.
When a site moves forward, owner’s engineering and PMC support carries these requirements into construction, and wind turbine transport and heavy lifting plans how the components reach the site.
For Philadelphia Solar’s green ammonia project, EVenergy assessed three proposed wind plant sites in Jordan. The study covered the wind resource, conceptual layouts and logistics, turbine proposals, energy yield with hourly profiles, and a preliminary environmental and ecological assessment, delivered in a final comprehensive report.
Ready to scope a measurement campaign for your site? Plan a met mast campaign and we will reply by email with a project-specific offer.
Agree the equipment, site access, applicable procedures, acceptance criteria and reporting format before mobilization.
Use site risk assessments, permits, isolation controls and task-specific competence for the work being performed.
Record findings with photographs and recommendations, then track corrective actions through handover.
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Wind resource assessment, conceptual layouts, turbine proposals and energy yield for three proposed wind plant sites for Philadelphia Solar’s green ammonia project in Jordan.
Evidence
Philadelphia Solar Company LLC completion certificate, issued 23 October 2024, under a consultation agreement signed 25 July 2024. The certificate names EVenergy Ltd. as the consultant and recommends it for similar assessment services.
Our feasibility work covers site screening, the measurement campaign, wind resource assessment, conceptual turbine positions, turbine option review and energy yield with hourly production profiles. It also reviews access, logistics and preliminary environmental and ecological constraints. You receive an assumptions register, a site comparison, the key constraints and a comprehensive report for the next project gate.
It depends on the site, the terrain and how the data will be used. We define the measurement campaign for each site: a met mast, a LiDAR campaign, or both combined into one data set. The choice is agreed with the developer at the planning stage, before any equipment is mobilized to site.
A wind resource assessment is only as reliable as the data behind it. Calibrated sensors and routine mast maintenance keep the campaign producing data that can be used for resource and yield analysis. That is why EVenergy supports the whole met mast lifecycle, from supply and installation to commissioning, maintenance and calibration.
Yes. For Philadelphia Solar’s green ammonia project in Jordan, EVenergy assessed three proposed wind plant sites side by side. The work covered resource assessment, conceptual layouts and logistics, turbine proposals, energy yield and hourly profiles, and a preliminary environmental and ecological assessment, with a site comparison in the final report.
Owner’s engineer and PMC support for wind farm construction — site representation, civil and electrical BOP oversight, OEM interfaces, progress, quality and contractor coordination.
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Wind turbine transport and heavy lifting — main and supporting cranes through qualified lifting partners, telescopic or extendable trailers and lowbeds, route review and lifting plans.
Book a turbine transport quoteSend the site, turbine platform and schedule. The enquiry form opens with this service already selected.
We reply by email with a project-specific technical and commercial offer.
Your contactMohammad Al-Taherm.taher@evenergy.site
Recent work is documented in client-issued completion certificates: Zarafshan Wind Farm, Uzbekistan, and Philadelphia Solar, Jordan.