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28+
wind sites mapped
WIND PROJECTS
Cleaner Wind Projects
We map wind, place turbines, and guide permits from first study to long-term care. Clear reports, steady site support, and a team that keeps your project moving.
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14 yrs
project support
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96%
permit packages on time
HOW IT WORKS
Four Clear Steps
Site data review, measurement plan, and first-pass wind map for early project scoping.
2-3 week start
Wind Resource Study
From $9,500
Site data review, measurement plan, and first-pass wind map for early project scoping.
Field review
Turbine Siting Plan
From $12,000
Data-driven
Energy Yield Model
From $14,500
01Fast turn
Permitting Support
From $11,000
County, state, and utility filing help with maps, notes, and review response drafts.
02Phase by phase
Project Development
From $18,000
Early site screening, landowner file support, and step-by-step project planning.
03Ongoing care
Operations & Maintenance
From $8,500
Site checks, issue logs, and repair planning for steady turbine output.
WHAT WE DO
Wind Project Services
We collect maps, wind data, setbacks, and project goals so the first plan is based on facts.
01
Site Review
02
Model The Yield
03
Map The Permits
04
Stay With Site
CASE STUDIES
Recent Project Results
Desktop wind scan One site review call Turbine setback check Draft map set One revision round
Billed per studyBilled per study
Starter
From $9,500
- Desktop wind scan
- One site review call
- Turbine setback check
- Draft map set
- One revision round
Most popularBilled per phase
Signature
From $24,000
- Starter study included
- On-site turbine walk
- Energy yield model
- Permit file checklist
- Two review calls
- Landowner note pack
Project-based feeProject-based fee
Scale
From $48,000
- Full site study
- Construction oversight visits
- O&M plan review
- Utility permit support
- Monthly field notes
- Quarterly yield checks
WHAT CLIENTS SAY
What Clients Say
Mapped wind, roads, and setbacks for a 180 MW plan with fewer layout changes.
Utility Wind
Prairie Site Cut Risk
Mapped wind, roads, and setbacks for a 180 MW plan with fewer layout changes.
Permitting
Permit Pack Cleared Review
Finance
Yield Model Backed Funding
Construction
Field Oversight Kept Build Moving
Operations
O&M Plan Guided Repairs
Resource models and loss checks
Mara Ellison
County and utility filings
Dane Whitaker
Schedules and field crews
Priya Nandakumar
Site checks and repair plans
Luis Ortega
Proof
Customer notes
Verified
“Their wind study gave our team a clean path and saved us from a bad turbine layout.”
Tessa Navarro
Grid Manager, High Plains Energy
Verified
“Permitting notes were clear, fast, and easy for our county team to review.”
Ben Caulfield
Permitting Lead, North Ridge Power
Verified
“We got better yield numbers and fewer late changes in the field.”
Amina Patel
Development Director, Mesa Crest Renewables
Service area
Wyoming
Cheyenne, Casper, Laramie, Gillette
Area 01
Wyoming
Cheyenne, Casper, Laramie, Gillette
Area 02
Colorado
Fort Collins, Greeley, Pueblo, Sterling
Area 03
Montana
Billings, Bozeman, Great Falls, Helena
Area 04
Nebraska Panhandle
Scottsbluff, Sidney, Gering, Alliance
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Questions
Common Project Questions
Quick answers before visitors choose a product, service, or next step.
01What do you need to start a wind study?+
A site map, boundary lines, known setbacks, and any past wind data. We can also help gather the first files.
02Do you help with permits?+
Yes. We prepare permit support files, check local rules, and help keep utility, county, and state reviews on track.
03Can you site turbines on rough land?+
Yes. We study wind, slopes, roads, and setbacks to place turbines where the land and project goals fit.
04Do you work with landowners too?+
Yes. We support landowners, utilities, and developers with clear maps, simple notes, and next-step plans from day one.
05Do you offer ongoing O&M help?+
Yes. We can review site output, log field issues, and guide routine care to help turbines keep working well.
06Where do you work?+
We serve utility-scale wind projects across Wyoming, Colorado, and Montana, with remote support where needed.
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