EWS Consulting EOOD makes sure the wind keeps blowing in Bulgaria.

The Austrian company Energiewerkstatt, founded in 1994, belongs to the forerunners in the wind energy branch. The subsidiary "EWS Consulting EOOD" has recently become active in Varna and offers all of the services of the mother company.

EWS Consulting EOOD in Varna brings know-how about wind power to Bulgaria
With Thomas Sutter as construction manager, the Energiewerkstatt was able to gain foot in Bulgaria and has been successful in building wind farms for the last two years. The EWS office in Varna will not only be a meeting place and think tank for all of the partners of the company but also a starting point for projects in neighbouring regions and countries. The goal is to instruct and train personnel so that a large range of services for the utilization of renewable energy sources can be offered in Bulgaria. The subsidiary in Chicago, Illinois, USA pursues the same goals.

The EWS bundles its professional know-how to cover every aspect of wind energy.
Professionalism and competence are especially important for the EWS for carrying out projects from the planning stage to implementation. This assures for creativity and reliability and international projects with an Austrian standard. The basic idea is "A product from a single source". "Our employees are able to complete all aspects of a wind power project right in our own offices. We not only have technicians from different fields in our team but also a biologist, a meteorologist and a landscape planner", says Gerhard Steindl, one of the managing directors.

Wind energy is the ideal energy form for future generations and is useful for all:

people, the environment and even the economy.
Bulgaria has good wind energy potential and if put to use would achieve added value for the country and help it to become independent of foreign energy suppliers. Bulgaria is committed to the EU climate protection goals. That means that 3,000 MW of wind power should be installed by 2020. The EWS Consulting EOOD supports the building of wind farms according to plan and for a stop of the development of nuclear energy: "We are convinced that technology only has a future when it is sustainable and compatible with nature, because we think in generations." Therefore, the development of wind power needs clear guidelines for the protection of nature and the environment and for investment security of the project developers. Investment in wind power brings many advantages since wind power produces jobs and strengthens the regional economy.