On Saturday, March 4th, we were featured in the Leeuwarder Courant with the theme: what is the secret to successful sustainable energy project development? This article clearly explains what The Imagineers can contribute to environmental changes and developments, such as those arising from the climate agenda, energy transition, and heat transition.
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The fact is that project developers of sustainable energy around the world use our services because we clearly show the impact of wind turbines and solar parks on the landscape.
We create visualizations in an online environment that provide an honest view of the situation. In 360-degree photos of the current situation, we precisely place the new objects—such as wind turbines, solar parks, power poles, and transformer stations.
Viewing height; for example, exactly 1.50 meters to match the human eye level, not a bird’s-eye view.
Buildings in the surroundings; so you can see what is behind and what is in front.
‘Mitigating’ measures, such as a hedge around a solar park.
Stakeholders can then view the project online from different angles on a dedicated site. “There is a lot of information in a photo. People can extract very specific details from it.”
Through the site, image- and map-driven surveys can be conducted, allowing local residents to precisely indicate where they have questions or comments. Using algorithms, not only visualizations are created but also complex calculations are made.