This week another pallet rolled out of our warehouse, shrink-wrapped and bound for the north — destination: the Scottish Highlands. Every order has an address, but some addresses make us smile a little more than others. Lochs, glens and sea cliffs: our turbines are heading to one of the most beautiful places on Earth.
The Highlands are also one of the windiest inhabited regions in Europe. On exposed sites, average wind speeds are among the highest anywhere in Britain — and the wind blows strongest through the long winter months, exactly when days are short and solar panels rest.
Many Highland homes stand far from the nearest substation, where a grid connection can cost more than the house itself. A turbine on your own land changes that equation: power made where it is used, whatever the weather brings. Our turbines are engineered for places like this — they keep working in storms of up to 35 m/s, and you can watch every watt from your phone while the weather works for you.
To our customers in the Highlands: thank you for trusting us with your wind. And if your home is somewhere beautiful and windy — wherever in the world that may be — we would love to power it too. Explore our wind turbines →
Pallet of TESUP wind turbine boxes ready to ship to the Scottish Highlands
Photos: Lagangarbh cottage, Glen Coe — Colin (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Neist Point, Isle of Skye — Joachim Kohler (CC BY-SA 4.0) · City of London — VirtuallyLondonBecky (CC BY-SA 4.0) · via Wikimedia Commons
