- Wind & Sun Ltd
Design, supply and installation of wind and solar systems - Monodraught Ltd
Monodraught products harness the natural resources of the wind and sun to provide natural ventilation and lighting solutions. Our range of products include the Windcatcher natural ventilation systems, the SOLA-BOOST solar assisted natural ventilation systems and the Sunpipe natural daylight systems With these, and our other systems, we can provide the optimum low energy solution you require. - Dulas Ltd
Dulas Ltd are highly skilled and experienced renewable energy consultants specialised in designing, supplying and installing a range of renewable energy technologies, including : wind, hydro, solar, and biomass wood energy. - Quiet Revolution Ltd
Develops and supplies elegant renewable energy solutions, especially small wind products optimised for use at the point of energy demand. - Revolution Care
Specialist renewable energy suppliers and installers, complete heat pump, solar and underfloor heating solutions from design and consultancy through to install and aftercare. - Navitron Ltd
We supply a variety of wind turbines from 200W upwards. Unlike most other suppliers, our turbines have been specifically developed with low wind sites in mind. - Fugro Engineering Limited
Offers geotechnical and structural monitoring services - FuturEnergy Ltd
FuturEnergy Ltd work along side some of the renewable industry's pioneering and time-served companies, pulling a wealth of knowledge and experience together to bring you the latest in energy efficient products and services.
Where to buy wind turbines
- solar-wind.co.uk - Unit 2 Harbour Road Industrial Estate, Lowestoft, Suffolk, NR32 3LZ, 01502 589407
- Greenshop Solar - Cheltenham Road, Bisley, Gloucestershire, GL6 7BX, 0845 2235440
- Leading Edge Turbines Ltd - Skyrrid Farm, Pontrilas, Hereford, Herefordshire, HR2 0BW, 0845 652 0396
- RenEnergy - Woodbastwick Road, Blofield Heath, Norwich, Norfolk, NR13 4RR, 0845 2252727
How many wind turbines are required for generating 300Mw power?
There are many factors which will determine how many turbines you will need.
If you are a commercial developer with a large amount of land you may be eligible to install larger turbines which, depending on their size, can generate between 1-4 MW of power.
300MW of power is a significant amount and I would only recommend a commercial installation for this type of power generation.
Also it is perhaps more likely that this sort of level of power can be achieved offshore rather than onshore. Some examples of the number of turbines needed to supply 300MW of generation include: 166 Vestas 1.8 MW and 150 Gamesa 2 MW turbines.
Angela Gallacher - The Construction Centre