23 countries, five continents: a month of TESUP turbines on the move

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 all over the planet, from the Finnish lakes to New Zealand.

TESUP operates locally in 36 countries, and this month's turbines reached far beyond our home markets. Here is the month on a map. We only show countries, so every customer's name and address stays private.

Five continents in one month

Most turbines stayed in Europe, but plenty travelled much further: to the United States, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand and Taiwan. Some will start turning in the spring sunshine of the southern hemisphere, while others arrive just in time for the autumn winds of the north.

Europe, from the Finnish lakes to the Atlantic

In Europe, turbines went to 18 countries: the United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Austria, Slovenia, Slovakia, Poland, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Greece and Bulgaria.

One month, one planet

Put the whole month together and it looks like this. Twenty hours of time difference separate the US West Coast from New Zealand, so somewhere on the map the sun is always up. The longest trip was more than 18,000 km, and the destinations stretch from 61 degrees north to 40 degrees south.

Atlas led the way

Atlas, our vertical-axis wind turbine, was the most popular choice again. It turns around a vertical shaft, so it catches wind from any direction without turning to face it. That suits rooftops, gardens and gusty sites anywhere on the map.

Low wind? No problem

Every Atlas comes with a choice of blades. The standard set suits everyday wind. The low-wind set starts turning at just 2 m/s, for places where the wind is light for much of the year. This month the two were almost neck and neck, and some customers took both so they can swap later.

Magnum, as a complete kit

Magnum is our horizontal-axis turbine with a 15 kW motor and up to 12 kW peak. Most Magnum customers chose the complete kit, with the blade set and charge controller in the same order, and many added the battery version for a battery system.

Boxed, labelled and on the way

Every turbine leaves our workshop in its own box, labelled with its serial number and wrapped on a pallet. We send each order with a tracking number, so customers can follow their turbine on its way to them.

Thank you

To everyone who ordered this month, from the Finnish lakes to New Zealand: thank you. Your turbines are why we keep building. Wherever you are, in one of the 36 countries where we operate locally or beyond, start with the turbine that suits your wind.

Source: TESUP order data, 26 September to 24 October 2026. Photographs and graphics: TESUP.