Wind power
in ski resorts
Wind power in ski resorts
Wind power can support electricity generation for mountain tourism applications, including ski resorts and related infrastructure. Depending on the project configuration, generated electricity can be used on-site through self-consumption schemes.
Electricity can be generated close to the point of use, for example to support energy-intensive applications such as snow-making systems. Existing infrastructure in mountain areas may also facilitate the integration of wind energy projects, subject to site-specific technical and regulatory assessments.
The compact, modular design of wind turbines simplifies transport and installation, and their reduced size ensures the mountain landscape remains unchanged.
A wind farm can silently and efficiently generate the electricity required for lifts, the snow-making systems, hospitality facilities and catering services using the DirectDrive generator.
Depending on site conditions, energy demand profiles and market circumstances, wind energy projects can support local electricity generation and contribute to long-term energy planning.
THE BENEFITS
Self-consumption
Integration with existing infrastructure
Efficient use of available space
Average technical availability of up to 97%
CONSUMPTION OF A TYPICAL SKI RESORT
LTW42
250 kW (750 MWh/year) =
approx. 50% total energy consumption
Total consumption 1 GD10 + 1 CD6C snow makers + 1 HUSKY eMOTION
LTW80
1.65 MW (3.839 MWh/year) =
approx. 50% total energy consumption
Total consumption 3 GD10 + 1 CD6C snow makers + 1 HUSKY eMOTION
LTW90
1.0 MW (3.781 MWh/year) =
approx. 50% total energy consumption
Total consumption 3 GD10 + 1 CD6C + 200 snow makers + 1 HUSKY eMOTION
CASE STUDY
CABLEWAY ENERGY CONSUMPTION (GD10)
CABLEWAY ENERGY CONSUMPTION (CD6C)
HUSKY eMOTION ENERGY CONSUMPTION
TITAN 4.0 ENERGY CONSUMPTION
CABLEWAY ENERGY CONSUMPTION (GD10)
GD10 CHARACTERISTICS
- Average carrying capacity 2.000 P/h
- Average elevation gain: 280 m
- Length: 1.300 m
- Average electrical power: 350 kW(with vehicles loaded at 50%)
- Winter season: 1.000 h
- Winter and summer season: 2.100 h
- Winter consumption: 350.000 kWh
- Winter and summer consumption: 735.000 kWh
POWER LTW42 - 250 KW
Annual energy productionCABLEWAY ENERGY CONSUMPTION (CD6C)
CD6C CHARACTERISTICS
- Average carrying capacity 2.200 P/h
- Average elevation gain: 200 m
- Length: 850 m
- Average electrical power:260 kW (with vehicles loaded to 50%)
- Winter season: 1.000 h
- Winter and summer season: 2.100 h
- Winter consumption: 260.000 kWh
- Winter and summer consumption: 546.000 kWh
POWER LTW42 - 250 KW
Annual energy productionHUSKY eMOTION ENERGY CONSUMPTION
HUSKY Emotion CHARACTERISTICS
- Operating time: up to 3 hours
- Load power (kW): up to 22 (AC), up to 100 (DC)
- HUSKY eMOTION in use / ski resort: 1
- Average energy/work hour consumption: 60 kW
- Average electricity consumption during winter: 27 MWh
POWER LTW42 - 250 KW
Annual energy productionTITAN 4.0 ENERGY CONSUMPTION
TITAN 4.0 CHARACTERISTICS
- Average piste length: 4.400 m
- Average distance between snow generators: 200 m
- Average work hours per winter season: 200 hours
- Total number of DemacLenko snow generators considered: 200
- Snow generator average consumption: 24 kWh
- Average energy consumption in the winter season: 960 MWh
POWER LTW42 - 250 kW
Annual energy productionSUITABLE LEITWIND PRODUCTS TO POWER SKI RESORT SOLUTIONS
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