The cost of installing an industrial wind turbine depends on the size of the turbine and its location. Larger turbines are more expensive to install than smaller ones, as are those that are more remote or in areas with a high population density. Additionally, installation costs will be higher in areas where it is difficult to access or move large equipment like cranes and trucks. For example, installing an offshore turbine at sea level with no trees nearby that would require heavy machinery to clear out before construction could begin would be one factor driving up your installation costs. On the other hand, if you were installing an onshore turbine at sea level with no trees nearby but had plenty of flat ground available for constructing foundations without having to excavate first (and therefore use less heavy machinery), then these lower installation costs may balance out any higher manufacturing costs associated with building larger-than-average blades for your machine.