With the FINANCE module the user can expand the energy and economic calculations to also cover the projected lifetime of a project.
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The Swedish National Elevation Model (GSD Höjddata, grid 50+ nh) is now available as an online data service for users of windPRO 3.2. The native elevation data is stored in a 50m grid-format. This can be used directly in windPRO from the elevation grid object. If you prefer to use height contour lines, then the […]
Get ready for a refreshed user experience with the latest windPRO update. With a new ribbon-based main window, you’ll find all the tools, modules, and setups conveniently grouped under specific sections: Geo Data Climate Energy Loads & Operation Environment & Visual Solar System Integration But that’s not all! windPRO 4.0 lets you personalize your […]
The ACCOUNTS module requires access to the FINANCE module and allows the user to generate income statements (profit & loss accounts), balance sheets for each year in a defined project period as well as taxation models.
windPRO is the world´s most widely used wind energy software package with over 2,500 license holders in more than 100 countries. This includes all leading turbine manufacturers, project developers, engineering companies, utilities, planning authorities and research institutions.
Now windPRO users developing wind farms in Latvia have easy access to a comprehensive package with very high-resolution Latvian national geodata. The data is available through the online-data services in windPRO 3.3+ and includes national elevation model (20m resolution) and forest height data (5m resolution, currently with spatial coverage of about half of Latvia). Topographic […]
Two new regional elevation models have just been added to windPRO: 1) The Iceland Elevation model (LMÍ Hæðarlíkan 2016) – 10m resolution – from the National Land Survey of Iceland 2) The Taiwan Elevation Model 2020 – 20m resolution – released from the National Development Council of Taiwan If you are working with wind-farm development in these areas, you […]