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Principles of Wind Energy, Land Rights, and Acquisition
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239i - Principles of Wind Energy, Land Rights, and Acquisition
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Course Number: |
C239 |
Course Title: |
Principles of Wind Energy, Land Rights, and Acquisition |
Course Level: |
Intermediate |
IRWA Credits: |
8 QEU/CEU |
AQB Credits: |
Non Applicable |
Prerequisites: |
Non-Applicable |
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Course Description |
Course 239i: Principles of Wind Energy, Land Rights, and Acquisition is a one-day course, which explores the high-level development process for utility scale wind energy projects, including siting considerations, the unique nature of landowner agreements, payment structures and content, and permitting requirements. The course will also provide an overview of the construction process and real estate asset management considerations.
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Credentialing
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· The Professional Right of Way Certification Program: An elective for the SR/WA designation. · The Specialist Program: An elective course that can be applied towards the Negotiation and Acquisition Certification Program (R/W-NAC). · Recertification for any of the IRWA’s credentials. · IRWA Instructor Recertification.
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Topics |
At the conclusion of this course, you will be able to identify and understand: • Key siting criteria for wind development. • The development process and timing. • Key landowner or community concerns. • Agreement provisions and payment structures. • Key permitting considerations. • Asset management strategies.
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Course Tuition Includes |
Learning Guide
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Required Material |
Non Applicable
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Who Should take this course |
This course would be appropriate for Acquisition Agents, Property & Asset Management Specialists, and Project Managers. While there are no prerequisites, the course will be a better learning experience if you have attended Course 100: Principles of Land Acquisition and/or Course 200: Principles of Real Estate Negotiation.
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