Application Energy and renewables
At substations and renewable energy installations, site boundaries, equipment access and maintenance routes are key. We discuss the fencing scope against the investor's specification and operating conditions, including for offshore projects.
Solutions for your site
Applications in practice
At substations and energy hubs, fencing defines the perimeter and organises access to equipment. A panel system can provide a versatile base, with gates and pedestrian gates positioned to suit service roads and the site layout.
At solar farms, a clear boundary around the installation and links between vehicle entrances and service roads are important. 3D panels can be a starting point for perimeter planning; entrance locations should account for equipment maintenance and site operations.
Renewable energy installations in varied surroundings call for consideration of site conditions, maintenance routes and investor requirements. For offshore projects, fencing style and materials are discussed individually against the documentation and operating conditions.
Specialist fencing Project-specific details
Site conditions, equipment locations and maintenance needs may call for specialist fencing. We specify its layout, infill and entrances individually against the investor's requirements. For renewable energy and offshore projects, the discussion also covers the operating environment and material requirements, helping define a solution for the installation and its service areas.
Discuss your specialist fencing projectEquipment locations, site boundaries and service roads affect the fence line and vehicle entrance locations.
The surroundings, exposure and material requirements are discussed in the context of the specific project and its documentation.
Plan gates, pedestrian gates and service roads alongside the installation's maintenance arrangements and on-site traffic.
Worth knowing
From a versatile panel fencing system to a solution designed for a specific site. Find out what to consider when choosing.
3D panels are a versatile starting point for planning perimeter fencing at a range of sites. For energy installations, the layout should reflect equipment locations, service roads, vehicle entrances and project requirements. Specific environmental conditions are discussed individually.
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The site plan, vehicle entrances, material requirements and environmental conditions provide a starting point for discussion.
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