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Panoramic view of a multi-technology renewable energy complex featuring a solar farm, biogas facility, lined hydropower channel and offshore wind turbines. Naue geosynthetic systems, including geogrids, geomembranes, geosynthetic clay liners, geotextiles and geotextile sand containers, support ground stabilisation, sealing, filtration, erosion control and scour protection across the entire development while contributing to reliable groundwater protection.

Renewable energy

Geosynthetics for wind, solar, biogas and hydropower infrastructure

Onshore and offshore wind, solar, biogas and hydropower all need reliable ground and containment solutions, and Naue supplies them for each of these areas. Naue’s Secugrid® and Combigrid® geogrids build access tracks, hardstandings and platforms on peat and soft ground; Secutex® Soft Rock sand containers protect offshore foundations and coasts; and Bentofix® GCLs and Carbofol® HDPE geomembranes seal biogas plants and hydropower structures, all with full conformity documentation.

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Renewable energy and geosynthetics: frequently asked questions

Secugrid® and Combigrid® geogrids reinforce the base course over peat and weak subsoil, distributing the heavy loads of cranes, turbine transporters and construction traffic. This enables stable access tracks, hardstandings and platforms with less aggregate and controlled settlement.

Secutex® Soft Rock sand-filled geotextile containers and geotextile filter mats stabilise the seabed around monopile foundations, preventing scour, while geogrids stabilise the associated onshore cable routes and working areas.

Carbofol® HDPE geomembranes and Bentofix® GCLs seal run-of-river channels, forebay basins, settling ponds and reservoirs, controlling seepage that would otherwise reduce hydraulic efficiency and threaten structural integrity.

Carbofol® HDPE geomembranes and Bentofix® GCLs seal run-of-river channels, forebay basins, settling ponds and reservoirs, controlling seepage that would otherwise reduce hydraulic efficiency and threaten structural integrity.

Yes. Geogrid-reinforced base courses distribute loads over very soft, compressible subgrades such as peat, allowing construction traffic and permanent platforms where unreinforced solutions would fail or require costly soil replacement.

Yes. Relevant products carry CE marking, conform to EN ISO 10318 and are supplied with declarations of performance and full conformity documentation for the specific application.