Wind Turbines
Wind turbines generate renewable electricity from wind energy for both commercial and domestic consumption. The United Kingdom is ideally situated to take advantage of wind energy with the island lying on the edge of Europe, with large areas of the country exposed to westerly prevailing winds. A small wind turbine Any renewable electricity that is generated by wind turbines can then be utilised for either charging batteries or more commonly feeding directly into the electricity supply of the property or site. Even micro wind turbines can provide the perfect opportunity to not only lower carbon emissions, but also reduce the dependency on rising energy bills and fuel prices. WDS Green Energy provides high quality and reliable wind turbines from Samrey. Our wind turbines are robust and durable and are designed and built to the highest standards and operate under varying weather conditions and wind speeds. Where to site your wind turbine The location and position of wind turbines is vital in order to maximise exposure to the wind and gain the maximum output of renewable electricity. All wind turbines need to be carefully and perfectly positioned to ensure that the propeller blades are exposed directly to the wind and free from obstructions such as trees or buildings that will ultimately reduce the efficiency of the system. Wind turbines vary in size and are suitable for a number of applications, locations and pockets. Our smallest turbine - the Wren is small enough to be mounted on a building and the Wren Extreme is designed for marine use on boats and yachts and can be mounted onto the mast or stern rail. Larger models such as the Mistral or Merlin require a self supporting tower.