The suitability of the project location is analysed.
  The Flow Duration Curve is derived and the annual energy production and annual revenues are estimated.
  The construction cost of the project is estimated and its financial viability is analysed.

  Considering the project has been deemed financially viable, its preliminary design follows.
  The selection of the electromechanical equipment takes place and its technical elements are determined.

  All the hydrological measurements are collected and evaluated so that the final Flow Duration Curve can be derived.
  The final values of the generated power and energy are calculated.
  The detailed construction budget of the project is prepared once the required financial offers have been received and evaluated.
  The financial viability of the project in relation to the construction costs is determined.

  The implementation studies of the water intake and the Power Station are prepared.
  The construction works are implemented until the completion of the project.
  The testing and commissioning of the E/M Equipment is carried out.
  The training of the technical staff follows and the station is put into operation.

  An annual operation and maintenance program is followed for each part of the turbine, generator, hydraulic unit, etc.
  A list of spare parts is provided, as well as continuous assistance and training to existing staff.