Green Blogs by TESUP
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August 05, 2026Before 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
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August 04, 2026We 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
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August 02, 2026There 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
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August 02, 2026Most 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,
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July 31, 2026Most 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
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July 30, 2026One owner in Brazil, one Atlas on a 10-metre mast, one month — and one megawatt-hour, reported from his hybrid inverter. Here is what made it possible. -
July 30, 2026Pallets of wind turbines and flexible solar panels left our warehouse this week — destination: the Netherlands. -
July 28, 2026A Magnum has been turning at a college in the south-west of England since February 2023. It isn’t being replaced because it wore out. -
July 23, 2026Big news for our American customers: your TESUP wind turbine or solar panel now ships from our own warehouse right here in the United States — in New Jersey.
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July 22, 2026Sleek, frameless and just 1.49 mm thin — the TESUP Flexible Solar Panel is as beautiful as it is versatile. It bends to fit walls, windows, curved roofs, -
July 22, 2026Confession: this week, the most excited person in our warehouse wasn't celebrating a sale — they were celebrating a new tool. Take a peek behind the scenes -
July 21, 2026The world's supply chains have rarely been this turbulent — trade wars, tariffs, and a global scramble for the rare-earth minerals that modern technology
