Green Blogs by TESUP

We are the world’s number one in household wind turbines and semi-flexible solar panels. That is our own claim, and a claim is only worth the evidence

An order came in from Niigata Prefecture this month: one Atlas and a set of blades. Every order has an address, but this one is going to the place the

Armies, Maersk, MSC and Petrobras use wind turbines on their ships. A rooftop asks a turbine to work. A ship asks it to survive — salt, vibration, permanent

Say you own a building high in the Italian Alps — a hotel, a lodge, a mountain refuge, anything with a roofline well above a thousand metres. The grid

A pallet of turbines is leaving Slovakia for Germany. Two countries, one truck, and — because both are in the European Union — no customs frontier in between.

We pulled the public wind and solar record for Dublin. The wind is not remarkable — it averages 3.6 metres per second and it gets above 8 for two per cent

We have already shown you a bar of steel being cut on a bandsaw. This is the machine it goes to next, and where it stops being a length of bar and becomes

A pallet of finished charge controllers, photographed on the workshop floor. Ten to a pallet, consecutive serial numbers, the same yellow warning sticker

Samothraki is a small island in the north-east Aegean with a 1,611-metre mountain in the middle of it — the highest peak of any Greek island. We pulled

Before an Atlas goes up a mast it is a powder-coated box with a steel shaft standing out of the top of it, and everything you can argue about later is

We sell wind turbines in Ukraine, and Ukraine has spent two winters on a power schedule. That combination makes it very easy to write something opportunistic,

Twenty-four seconds of a fibre laser cutting parts for wind turbines. Filmed on a phone, no music, nothing staged and nobody explaining anything. If you