SROPO WNS
SROPO WNS
SROPO WNS supports private developers through the preliminary work behind wind and solar projects — resource analysis, 3D site design, CAPEX estimates and BESS setup — so the case is ready before it reaches investors.
An independent advisory built on hands-on experience inside operating wind and solar developments.
I'm based in Denmark and work within the renewable energy sector, with a background of three years across wind and solar projects before founding SROPO WNS.
That time was spent close to the ground — helping set up wind farms and carrying out the preliminary work that determines whether a project is worth taking further. SROPO WNS grew directly out of that experience: a focused advisory for private developers who need clear, credible preliminary studies before they approach investors or move into full EPC procurement.
Five focused services covering the technical and financial groundwork of a project.
DNV WindAnalyser assessments for wind turbines, covering optimal turbine placement and CAPEX calculation.
Full 3D rendering for investor presentations, with complete site overviews covering turbine placement, roads, crane hardstands, foundations, laydown areas and more.
Preliminary civil works CAPEX calculations, prepared for investor conversations ahead of full EPC procurement.
Preliminary solar farm layout design, giving a clear overview for discussion and visuals for investors and local stakeholders.
DEIF 3.0 USW setup across BESS units, wind turbines and solar assets.
An active portfolio spanning wind, solar and BESS work at different stages.
A smaller-scale setup with three BESS systems wired for peak shaving and emergency power. Two turbines are currently being installed, with two to three more planned.
A larger wind farm set on a hillside site, currently scoped at 14 Vestas turbines. The project is well underway.
A smaller park situated close to the P2 farm and near a substation. Nine smaller turbines give a combined output of 21 MW.
The newest wind farm project, currently in the preliminary stage with the layout still under development. The site spans three lines of turbines across three separate hilltops.
A solar farm with a 65 MW output, located close to its connection point. 36 BESS units are situated on site, close to the substation.