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Wind Energy Utilization Strategy to Support Sustainability and Operational Efficiency of Road Projects in Coastal Areas

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The development of road infrastructure projects in coastal areas often faces challenges in energy supply, especially due to limited electricity networks and extreme geographical conditions. This study aims to evaluate the technical and economic feasibility of implementing a small-scale wind turbine system as a renewable energy solution in the TRSS Lot 3 project. The study was conducted through wind potential analysis, generating system design, energy requirement and cost estimation, and environmental and operational risk assessment. The results show that with an average wind speed of 1.90–2.10 m/s, the wind turbine system is able to meet the project's electricity needs sustainably. The implementation of this system resulted in cost savings of up to 47.7% compared to conventional electricity networks, and contributed to reducing carbon emissions. The innovation of this study is lies in the modular and portable design, enabling post-project reuse for subsequent construction sites or as a standalone electrification solution for remote areas. This feature reinforces long-term sustainability aspects and positions small-scale wind turbines as a viable energy alternative to support resilent infrastructure in remote areas.

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Construction Technologies and Architecture (Volume 24)

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75-86

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June 2026

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Nadia Diandra*, Sarah Emelia, Arif Setiyfudin, Diar Fajar

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Coastal Road Projects, Cost Efficiency, Remote Areas, Renewable Energy, Small Scale Wind Turbines

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