Our wind turbines are used for battery charging, water pumpы, in hybrid systems (wind-grid, wind-solar, wind-diesel), and can also be used in other areas (cathodic protection, ice production, water desalination, etc.).
In 1993, the company independently switched to its own production of this wind turbine in Russia. In 1994, the company developed and launched a wind turbine with a capacity of 0.5 kW for the average user. In 1995, the company began developing domestic wind turbines LMV-2500 and LMV-3600 with a rotor diameter of 5 m, and in 1997, these wind turbines were launched into serial production.
The company began a domestic developing the wind turbine with a capacity of 10 kW in 1996, which was launched into serial production in 1996.
Along with the development of wind turbines, the company, together with the Dutch company Global Energy, developed and launched into serial production emergency power supply systems with a capacity of 1 kW to 100 kW.
Since 1993, the company has been developing hybrid systems:
- wind-solar autonomous systems for battery charging
- wind-diesel systems for battery charging
- wind turbines operating in conjunction with the power grid via an inverter
- wind turbines for water production
- wind turbines for water heating
During 1992 to 1995, the company signed and fulfills a contract for the supply of two wind turbines to Japan. The company constantly supplies wind turbines to Roselectrosvyaz, meteorologists, fisheries, foresters, and provides uninterruptible power supply to telecommunication systems. In 2004, by decision of the Russian Government, the company was included in the list of 36 best energy companies and nominated for the Russian National Olympus award.
Company offers inexpensive wind turbines at prices significantly lower than world prices.
Company has developed wind turbines capable of operating in conditions of low temperatures (-50º C), high wind speed (40−60 m/s) and high humidity. Our research activities are carried out jointly with leading Dutch and German companies producing low-power wind turbines, research institutes of Russia, the CIS, technical universities of Khabarovsk and Primorsky Krai, Novosibirsk, Tomsk, Vladimir, TsAGI, etc.