In general, a "successful" wind project is one that makes financial sense.
Five things are needed if your wind project is going to be successful. They can be remembered with the acronym CEWPI (pronounced Q-P):
- C for Community support, or at least not Community resistence,
- E for minimal Environmental impact, meaning that the project isn't located in a wetland or an endangered species habitat, or close to an airport landing path, a cell tower, or residential buildings, etc.,
- W for a good Wind resource,
- P for a Purchaser of the electricity at a good rate (Note: if you will be using the electricity yourself, then you are the purchaser), and
- I for an economical ability to Interconnect the project to the purchaser.
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