Horncastle, Lincs and London

Earn up to 28p for every unit of electricity you produce - even if that electricity is used!
See the feed-in-tariff page for details

The amount of energy a wind turbine can produce is dependent on three main factors

     The amount of wind available

     The size of the generator

     The amount of wind that a turbine can potentially capture

The last means that a turbine with a large potential wind capture (known as swept area) has the potential to produce more energy than a turbine with a larger generator.

The Gaia 133 11kW turbine is such a machine. The Gaia blades have a diameter of 13m, which gives a swept area of 133m2 , this is more than double that of machines with much larger generators, and yet on low to medium wind speed sites the Gaia will out perform the larger machine.

Gaia 133 data sheet

Gaia 133 brochure

Indicative cost - On an 18m lattice tower ex groundwork and VAT £49800, assuming 100m cable and good site access. Other tower options available. Please see tariff page for indicative pay back.

MCS 1113
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