Green Blogs by TESUP

Every TESUP Atlas has a body under its blades, and that body does far more than hold the turbine up. It is where wind and solar power meet. Here is how

From the garden, a household wind turbine looks simple: a few blades turning on a pole. Inside, it is a precise machine. Dozens of metal, copper and electronic

Black Friday is here, and the Magnum is on offer. You may notice that our discount is more modest than some of the headlines you will see elsewhere this

On 21 December the sun reaches its highest point of the year across the southern hemisphere. In Sydney and Cape Town it climbs to 80 degrees above the

Storm Austen opened the week, Storm Boelo closed it with gusts of up to 80 mph, and another wind warning is already out. Storm season has arrived. If you

Thirty days. Twenty-three countries. Five continents. In the last month, TESUP household wind turbines set off from our workshops to homes, farms and businesses

A breezy October afternoon on the Thames at Hammersmith. The clouds are racing, the gulls are hanging in the air and the planes are lining up for Heathrow.

Some orders make the whole team smile. This week one came from Technological University Dublin, Ireland's first technological university: an Atlas vertical

Behind every turbine we ship is a workshop full of people, tools and machines. This month we made one of those workshops safer: the high-pressure air compressor

Our newest order has left the warehouse with DHL and is heading for Karlsruhe, a city of around 310,000 people in Baden-Württemberg, south-western Germany.

Our newest order is heading for a small volcanic island in the middle of the Strait of Sicily, 106 km from Sicily and 68 km from Tunisia. Meet Pantelleria,

Some machines are made to be hidden away. This one we would rather put on a plinth.

This is the generator at the heart of the TESUP Atlas wind turbine.