X-Wind Power
Renewables & Environment
Sandwich, Kent, United Kingdom
31 employees
- Employees
- 31
X-Wind Power Overview
- Headquarters
- Sandwich, Kent, United Kingdom
- Website
- www.x-windpower.com
- Industry
- Renewables & Environment
- Employees
- 31
- Founded
- 2010
About X-Wind Power
X-Wind Power are UK based designers and manufacturers of medium scale vertical-axis wind turbines X-Wind Power Ltd was formed in late 2010 by ex-Formula 1 designer Michael Blaize to develop an innovative 2-bladed vertical axis wind turbine for the medium wind market. In 2014, X-Wind finalised the design of an 80kW turbine (the XW-80) and entered into the early stages of manufacturing. Since 2013, X-Wind has won numerous grant awards and a regional growth fund loan, thus demonstrating the strength of their technology innovation and market potential. X-Wind now have a substantial and growing number of project opportunities across the UK, bringing new high value jobs to Kent. Installing an XW-80 turbine is not only a fantastic investment opportunity, it also contributes to the lowering of carbon emissions, improving UK's security of supply and reducing the cost of energy. Some unique features of the XW-80 include: • Very quiet operation and high aesthetics, eliminating any disturbance to any neighbours. • Only one moving part, increases robustness and reliability. Dramatically reduces maintenance costs. • A compact footprint allowing for installations at small sites whilst achieving maximum land value.
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