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If you decide to develop a project for the construction of a wind turbine, it is very useful to have a "technological map" and know the basic principles. One such diagram that is very easy to follow is the diagram developed by the European Wind Energy Association (EWEA).

EWEA was founded in 1982 as a professional association of individuals involved in research and development in the field of wind energy. It is also an organization trading in wind energy products (contact details in Appendix 6).

The main provisions and stages of the development of the wind turbine construction project were determined by the EWEA with the participation of a number of organizations in order to ensure the correct and thorough implementation of the wind energy project. However, these provisions are of a general nature and can only give a rough idea on this topic. Since the development of a wind project is a very complex undertaking, an individual approach is required when conducting research in each specific case.

It must be remembered that the general provisions apply to all wind energy projects, and the scope of work of the contractor and the environmental impact assessment will depend on the type, size and location of the object.

The sequence of work in the development of a wind turbine deployment project contains the following seven main stages:

choice of wind turbine location;
feasibility study of the project;
determination of the cost of the project;
design;
building;
exploitation;
demolition and restoration of the landscape.

Each stage requires consideration of the following aspects:

technical and commercial;
Environment;
dialogue/consultation.

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