If your business uses more than 60,000 kWh per year, you’re not alone. Many SMEs in construction, logistics, food production, or light industry are facing the same challenge: how to power your site affordably, reliably, and without grid headaches.
Wind energy offers a consistent, local supply, even at night and in the winter months. The WES windmill from Ecoways turns when you need it most, reducing your costs and your dependency on energy suppliers.
Curious what wind could do for your site?
Businesses don't stop when the sun goes down. Whether you're charging machines, running refrigeration units or keeping a production line going, wind keeps delivering. And unlike solar, wind doesn't spike the grid. Generation is steady and even.
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In winter, solar output decreases just when your consumption tends to increase. Wind production does just the opposite. Our models, with yields up to 150,000 kWh per year, give you control in all seasons.
“The new WES turbine produced 240,000 kWh in its first year, far more than our older Lagerwey models at 180,000. It outperformed our expectations, and working with Ecoways was very smooth.”
Peter Oudhuis
Kennemerwind Energy Cooperative
Multiple WES 80 turbines
In more and more regions, businesses are hitting a wall with grid capacity. You can’t always buy or feed back electricity, especially during peak hours.
Wind provides a way forward. Its flatter generation profile avoids peak loads, making it easier to connect to the existing grid. And with battery integration, you can store power for when you need it.
That depends on your municipality. Some allow windmills on industrial sites; others require farmland or space within your building plot. Hub height (15m, 25m, 30m or more) is usually defined locally. But don’t worry - we’ll help you figure out what’s possible.
