Automated Monitoring of Licensing Criteria
Wind turbines have to meet a complex set of licensing criteria, covering bat and bird protection, noise protection, shadow, turbulence, restricted operating times and reactive power. Failing to comply with these criteria risks fines and operating bans, but monitoring them manually costs valuable work time.
ENERTRAG Powersystem monitors all licensing criteria in an automated and legally compliant way. The software detects breaches promptly, documents them comprehensively and prepares evidence reports for the licensing authorities.
How criteria monitoring works


Meet licensing criteria reliably
ENERTRAG Powersystem monitors criteria by automated means and prepares evidence reports for the authorities.
| Type of criterion | Example | Monitoring by Powersystem |
| Bat protection | Shutdown at low wind speeds and high temperatures at night | Automatic rule based on wind speed, temperature, time of day and season |
| Bird protection | Shutdown during specific species’ breeding seasons | Rule based on timeframe and location |
| Noise protection | Reduced operation at night (e.g. low-noise mode) | Rule based on noise limits and time of day |
| Time-based restrictions | Operation interrupted at specific times of day or in specific seasons | Rule based on time of year and day |
The benefits of automated criteria monitoring
- Independent detection: ENERTRAG Powersystem will spot breaches regardless of what individual systems are reporting.
- Bespoke rules: each individual criterion can be reflected using the parameters for the relevant licensing decision.
- Rapid response: immediate alerts if a criterion is no longer being met allow the breach to be rectified fast.
- Reports acceptable to the authorities: automated evidence reports that can be submitted straight to the licensing authorities.
- Preventing losses: overfulfilment reports will uncover any unnecessary curtailment.
- Multilingual support: criteria monitoring is available in German, English and French.
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