Wind power

Wind power is considered one of the most prominent sources of renewable energy, largely because of the wind’s almost constant presence. This characteristic makes wind energy—especially in the form of small-scale wind turbines for microgeneration—an excellent choice.

Invest in wind energy. Be part of the transition to a sustainable future

(not to mention lowering your electricity bills, of course).

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Dali

  • 7,800 kWh
  • 12 m
  • 4.4 m
DALI is the perfect energy system for homes, farms, and businesses. The product is designed to maximize wind energy production. The turbine is installed on a design- and patent-protected 12-meter-high DALI XII wooden tower.
Dali

Dalifant

  • 37,800 kWh
  • 20 m
  • 13 m

DALIFANT is a farm-based wind turbine that generates electricity for homes, farms, and businesses. Its unique design consists of a 20-meter wooden tower and an 11-kW turbine with a large rotor blade area.

Dalifant

Wind power is a wise investment.

Wind power is one of the leading renewable energy sources available, as the wind blows almost constantly. This makes small-scale wind power for microgeneration an ideal investment for supplying a home, farm, or business with renewable energy year-round.

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Solar power

Solar energy solutions for both ground-mounted and rooftop installations.
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We install solar power solutions both on the ground and on rooftops. We can supply traditional silicon-based solar panels or modern thin-film alternatives, depending on your needs. You can also choose between string inverters or modern systems that optimize solar energy production at the module level for maximum performance.
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Hybrid solutions

Combine solar and wind power in one of our award-winning hybrid systems
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INNOVENTUM has developed two hybrid systems that generate renewable energy from both solar and wind power.
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Small-scale
wind turbines for home use

A renewable energy source that has become increasingly popular. This is especially true for small-scale wind turbines, which can be installed directly on residential properties. 

Wind turbine

Wind turbines work by converting the wind’s kinetic energy into electrical energy. The blades of the wind turbine rotate when the wind blows, driving a generator that produces electricity. This electricity can then be used directly in the home or stored in batteries for later use.

Small-scale?

Small-scale wind power involves the use of smaller wind turbines that can be installed directly on a residential property. These turbines can have a capacity ranging from a few hundred watts to several kilowatts, depending on their size and the wind conditions at the site. Sweden has excellent conditions for wind power, with an average wind speed of 5–7 m/s. Wind power has grown rapidly in Sweden since 2006, and by the end of 2022, there were 5,164 large wind turbines in the country.

Wind turbine at home

Having a wind turbine at home can be an excellent way to generate your own renewable energy. But there are a few things you should consider before investing in a home wind turbine.

Location of the wind turbine

For a wind turbine to operate efficiently, it must be located in an area with sufficient wind. Wind is unevenly distributed across the country and throughout the year, and is affected by obstacles such as trees and buildings. Therefore, small wind turbines are best suited for open landscapes, farmland, mountainous areas, or coastal regions. The average wind speed at the height where the wind turbine is located should ideally be around 5 m/s or higher.

Technical Specifications

There are many different types of wind turbines to choose from, and it is important to select one that suits your specific needs and conditions. Some of the most important technical specifications to consider include the turbine’s capacity (measured in watts or kilowatts), rotor diameter, hub height, and noise level.

Financial considerations

Installing a wind turbine at home can be a significant investment. However, there are several financial benefits that can help justify the cost. First, you can save money on your electricity bill by generating your own electricity. Second, you can take advantage of tax credits and renewable energy incentives. Finally, you can also sell excess electricity back to the grid, which can provide additional income.

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