Wind Turbines for Commercial Uses



Wind power for business: ride the winds of change!

 Wind Turbines for Commercial Uses
 

Given massive increases in energy prices in the past few years, it’s not surprising that these days owners and managers are looking to alternative forms of power – whether that means reducing, or totally replacing, their reliance on traditional electricity. Microgeneration has an important role to play in helping to offset energy used on Supermarket, retail parks, office and industrial parks. They both pay dividends to users through FIT’s and energy saved but also are a positive display of your efforts to reduce your carbon footprint.
 

The UK has some of the strongest winds in Europe – 40% of the continent’s winds blow over our islands – and yet wind power only accounts for 0.5% of our total energy production.
 

Benefits of wind turbines for business

 

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For the right business in the right location, Coemi commercial wind turbines can help you harness the UK’s natural wind advantage, while also serving as a highly visible reminder to your staff and clients that you’re aware of your corporate social responsibility.
 

A sensible business solution
 

Some businesses will be better suited than others to buy a wind turbine. It’s likely that companies based in cities with a high density of buildings that block or deflect breezes might not benefit as much from urban wind turbines as much as those on higher ground or on the edge of town. Contact us to find out whether your site is suitable.
 

Bright future
 

Generally speaking though, the future for wind turbines for business is good. It’s hoped that more and more local authorities will start to encourage the installation of renewable energy equipment such as wind power systems in new-build workplaces.


Wind power for business: which Coemi wind turbine is best for me?


A full technical survey of your premises, taking into account your electricity usage and average wind speed and most importantly your electrical infrastructure will give you effective and positive reasons to decide to make use of our commercial wind turbines.
 

However, the following models should provide you with a general guide. Each model’s output is based on an average wind speed of 6 metres per second (13.4 miles per hour).


Coemi-Skywing 10kW

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A light wind of just over 5.5 miles per hour is enough to start this 3-blade rotor turbine. It can produce more than 26,000 kilowatt hours per year – Ideal for both 3 phase and single phase supplies the 10kW with its 12 meter hydraulically raised tower is idea wind turbines for business
 

Coemi-Skywing 20kW

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Despite their large, 10-metre wingspan, the 3-blades on this model only need a light breeze to start ticking over. Its maximum output of 23 kilowatts per hour mean that in 12 months, it can generate up to 52,000 kWh with a direct grid connection, breakeven times can be within the warranty period of 5 years.


Coemi-Skywing 30kW

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The midrange Coemi-Skywind 30kW is one of the best value turbines by far.
Generating up to 70,000 kWhs per annum, with the hydraulically raised towers, making maintenance a routine ground level operation. The only ‘direct grid’ synchronous generator in the market today, they are 20% more efficient than any other 50kW turbine. Using the reliability of Mitsubishi PLC technology and GPRS communication the Coemi-Skywing is the answer to high generation strength in the microgeneration field.


Coemi-Skywing 50kW

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The Coemi-Skywind 50kW is by far the most efficient best value 50kW wind turbine in the UK today. Generating up to 116,000 kWhs per annum, these are the only 50kW turbines with hydraulically raised towers, never before could maintenance be this simple. With a ‘direct grid’ synchronous generator they are 20% more efficient than any other 50kW turbine. Using the reliability of Mitsubishi PLC technology and GPRS communication the Coemi-Skywing is the answer to serious generation strength at microgeneration prices.