Green Blogs by TESUP

Four Atlas turbines are turning on Petrobras vessels off the coast of Brazil. They got there through Company Importação e Exportação Ltda. of Vila Velha,

Going to Washington: a batch of permanent magnet motors, ordered from Olympia. They were bought as components rather than as a finished machine, which

Going to Greece: one vertical wind turbine, ordered from Ilioupoli in Attica — a suburb six kilometres south-east of central Athens, at the western foot

A consignment of TESUP electric motors has gone to Kempton Park, in Gauteng. The customer is Africa Truck Stop, which runs roadside facilities for the

A Magnum on a mast, on an ordinary windy afternoon. Nothing staged, nothing edited — twenty-three seconds of a turbine doing the only thing a turbine is

Before an Atlas body is boxed, it goes on a scale. This one read 22.30 kg. It is not a flattering number to lead with — heavier always sounds worse

We sell wind turbines. For four days at the end of June, across most of Western Europe, wind was the thing that wasn't there — and the grid came closer

There are 267 videos on our YouTube channel. The most-watched one, by a distance that is almost embarrassing, is the one we had nothing to do with.

A customer

Most of what a wind turbine costs is not design or assembly. It is metal — copper for the windings, laminated steel for the stator, neodymium for the magnets,

Most explanations of a wind turbine stop at the blades. But the blades only decide how much energy is available — what happens to it is decided by the