GEOINTEC Leads the Way in Flood Risk Studies for PV Plants
A Flood Risk Assessment is essential for identifying areas prone to flooding on solar PV sites and developing effective mitigation strategies for PV foundations. These studies must consider the unique structural requirements of solar plants to ensure an accurate evaluation of flood-related risks and damages.
Why Flood Risk Studies for PV Plants Are Critical for Project Development
GEOINTEC recently conducted a Hydrological Study and Flood Risk Assessment for a 1,700 ha / 840 MW solar farm in New South Wales, Australia. Using advanced 2D hydrodynamic modelling, we accurately mapped potential flood damage across the site.
Leveraging GEOINTEC’s global experience, our team accomplished a comprehensive assessment of site conditions to ensure successful project completion with adequate risk zoning and water management recommendations.
Global Reach, Unmatched Expertise in Solar & Wind Engineering
With over 22 years of experience, GEOINTEC has built a strong international presence in ground engineering for solar and wind projects. Since 2014, we have analyzed land equivalent to over 70 GW across 50+ countries, providing EPCs, IPPs, and Developers with high-quality geotechnical, hydrological, pull-out test, and topographic studies.
From our headquarters in Madrid, we support global projects through subsidiary offices in Santiago (Chile), Lyon (France), and Sydney (Australia). Our expertise spans topography, geotechnical studies, and foundation testing, ensuring the highest quality standards in renewable energy engineering.
Shaping the Future of Sustainable Energy with Flood Risk Studies in Australia
From our headquarters in Madrid, we support global projects through subsidiary offices in Santiago (Chile), Lyon (France), and Sydney (Australia). Our expertise spans topography, geotechnical studies, foundation testing, and Flood risk studies for PV plants ensuring the highest quality standards in renewable energy engineering.
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