Digital modelling · interactive

See how energy products are built, and how every megawatt travels.

A wind farm asked to deliver a set number of megawatts implies a specific number of turbines, a specific footprint, a conversion chain, a storage decision and a wheeling arrangement. This page lets you change the inputs and watch the whole path respond.

The modelling studio

Set the target. See the plant it takes to get there.

Choose a product, set the megawatts you need and watch the model resolve equipment counts, conversion, storage and the wheeled path to the offtaker.

Inputs

Turbines convert moving air into rotational torque, then into three-phase AC at the nacelle generator before being stepped up for the grid.

140 MW

Equipment choice

36%
2 h
70%
  1. 01

    Resource & plant

    39 × 3.6 MW turbine on the Cookhouse / Komsberg wind corridor. 136 m rotor · common in Eastern Cape builds.

    Units required
    39
    Installed capacity
    140.4 MW
    Land footprint
    49 ha
  2. 02

    Conversion

    Nacelle generator → 690 V converter → 33 kV pad transformer → collector network

    Gross generation
    443 GWh/yr
    Conversion losses
    3.0%
    Metered at substation
    429 GWh/yr
  3. 03

    Storage

    2 h of battery storage shifts surplus midday or overnight output into the evening peak at 88% round-trip efficiency.

    Battery energy
    281 MWh
    Containers
    57 × 5 MWh
    Dispatchable after losses
    417 GWh/yr
  4. 04

    Wheeling & offtake

    70% of output is wheeled across the network to offtakers, 30% is consumed at or beside the plant.

    Wheeled to offtakers
    276 GWh/yr
    Network losses
    5.5%
    Use-of-system charge
    R116m/yr

What the model delivers

Delivered energy
401 GWh/yr
Households equivalent
83 450
CO₂ displaced
381 kt/yr
Indicative capital
R5.48bn

Indicative figures from published South African sector benchmarks, for orientation and discussion. Bankable numbers come from the site-specific model we build with you.

Generate · convert · store · wheel

Four steps between a resource and an offtaker.

01

Generate

Wind speed or irradiance becomes electrical energy at each unit. Unit rating and capacity factor decide how many machines a target actually needs.

02

Convert

Converters and transformers lift plant voltage to collector and transmission level. Every step costs a small percentage of the energy produced.

03

Store

Batteries move energy out of the surplus hours and into the peak, at a known round-trip efficiency and a known container count.

04

Wheel

Energy is injected at the plant and drawn by an offtaker elsewhere on the network, settled against use-of-system charges and network losses.

Who this is for

Built for the people who have to decide.

We build these models to your project — your resource data, your grid connection, your offtake and tariff structure — as an interactive digital twin alongside the physical model.

Developers & IPPs
Test layout, turbine selection and storage duration before committing to a grid application or a full financial model.
Offtakers & corporates
See what a wheeled supply agreement means in plant terms — capacity, shape, losses and the charges that sit between the two meters.
Boards & communities
One shared picture of how the project works, from resource to socket, in language everyone in the room can follow.