• Upon confirming the project’s economic viability, we proceed
  with:
  • A comprehensive topographic survey
  • Detailed project design

• We select the best in line electromechanical equipment, matching project needs.
• Project documentation is submitted to RAEWW (RAAEY) and a producer certificate is received marking a key step towards project realization.

• All hydrological measurements are gathered and evaluated.
• Final design adjustments to the hydrological duration-supply curve are made.
• Review of financial proposals for IT equipment, supply pipeline, and building
  materials.
• Development of a detailed budget based on these evaluations.
• Compilation of all environmental studies required for the project’s full design.
• Submission of a complete Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) file.
• Approval of environmental conditions is secured.
• AEPO ^[1](Environmental Approval Certificate) is obtained, marking a critical milestone towards project commencement.

^[1] Translated from the Greek term “Αποφάσεις Έγκρισης Περιβαλλοντικών Όρων (ΑΕΠΟ)”

• All paperwork required to receive a final connection offer are drawn and submitted to HEDNO (DEDDIE).

• All paperwork required to receive an installation permit are compiled and submitted.

• The implementation studies of Water Absorption and the Hydroelectric Station
  Building are conducted.
• Construction works are carried out until project completion.
• Testing and commissioning of E/M Equipment is carried out.
• Staff training is completed.
• Station operation is launched.

• The annual operation and maintenance plan is followed for all critical components such as the turbine, generator, and hydraulic unit.
• A full list of spare parts is provided as well as ongoing assistance and training for
  existing staff.