Have you noticed an increase in already expensive utilities bills lately? Well the main culprit behind this rise is a dramatic rise in electricity bills, up by as much as 50% over last year! This rise has been attributed to many factors, with increases in natural gas prices and delays to much needed electrical generation infrastructure projects worldwide being driving issues. But this isn't all bad news, especially for TESUP customers. As electricity prices are higher, any el

You have no doubt seen a lovely looking TESUP turbine from the outside. In today’s blog post we will be delving into the turbine internals to give you an idea of what TESUP turbines look like on the inside! We will start from the top (a very good place to start in my opinion), at the wind turbine blades. Obviously you can see these from the outside but they provide a good starting point for the explanation. The turbine blades catch the wind, pushing against the blades. These

Wind turbines are not only a great way to reduce your carbon footprint, they can also reduce your energy bills! We will look into how much money your wind turbine could save you on your energy bill and even how much extra money you can expect to make with your wind turbine. As with many things involving money, it is difficult to have an example applicable to all situations and environments. We will outline an average example but make sure to factor in your particular environm

Have you ever wondered what the difference between types of wind turbines are? Why TESUP provides a range of different shaped wind turbines and what the benefits of each type are? Hopefully this blog post should help shed some light on the problem! Wind turbines are generally sorted into two types based on their orientation. The first type is a Horizontal axis wind turbine (or HAWT), this means the wind turbine rotates around a horizontal axis. The new Magnum 5 TESUP turbine

Ever wondered how much of an impact TESUP really has on renewable energy generation across the world? Well wonder no more! In this blog post we will check in to see how much energy the thousands of TESUP wind turbines are generating in their respective homes around the globe! In total TESUP turbines could be producing 3,800,000 Watts of electricity over any given second! That amounts to a staggering 3.8 MWh per hour, 90.9 MWh per day and 33.2 GWh per year! To give a bit of co

Wind turbine setup can sometimes seem a little complicated with all the different components you could need or want for your power setup. TESUP thought it would be useful to give a bit more background on some of the components. To start with, what is a charge controller? Do you need one? And where can you get one? A charge controller is an electrical device which is connected in a system between a wind turbine and a battery based electricity storage system. It constantly moni

The quality and safety of TESUP products is very important to us, we are continuing to invest in our products with the €22,000 purchase of a new packaging machine! Our new FOAMplus box packer produces foam pads to properly secure TESUP products for shipping. When placed in a box with an object and heated, the foam pads expand to fill the rest of the packaging, ensuring the object cannot move around and be damaged as it is being transported. This makes sure your new TESUP wind

Have you ever wondered how your TESUP wind turbine works? What goes on inside the metaphorical black box that is the base of your wind turbine? Well we hope to help you to understand this by going through several wind turbine components! To start with we will look at how an Atlas 2.0 actually generates electricity. The main component responsible for this is the 3 phase generator which sits in the base of the wind turbine. When the wind turbine blades are pushed by the wind, t

The pandemic has had a big impact on not only many aspects of daily life, but also the way in which many industries operate. Like many other sectors there have been changes in renewable energy over the pandemic. Pre-pandemic, renewable energy was on the rise with many new installations opening each year across the globe. Driven by a global increase in support for environmentally friendly policies and products, many countries and consumers were investing in renewable energy. U

It is often a concern for customers wondering how loud their wind turbines could be when installed so close to their home. Many news stories focus on noisy commercial wind farms installed nearby creating an unbearable level of noise for residents. This is very much not the case for TESUP’s small wind turbines. Their small form factors when compared to large turbines make for a much quieter operating noise level. The average noise measured for a MasterX wind turbine is 37 dB a

When planning your domestic wind turbine system you should consider not only the type of wind turbine, but also the surrounding electronics which may change depending on what you want from your system. The main distinction between systems is whether the system is standalone or attached to the grid. A standalone system stores or uses all the energy it generates solely within your house or property. A system paired to the grid has the capability of selling some of the power gen

This is a tricky question! There are many different factors that affect the number of wind turbines needed to power your house. The average annual electricity consumption for a U.S. residential utility customer was 10,649 kilowatthours (kWh) Installing one AtlasX 750W wind turbine would, if constantly spinning at its rated speed, generate 540kWh per month! Unfortunately the wind is not that predictable. Wind cannot be expected to be constantly blowing with enough speed to tur

The placement of your vertical and horizontal wind turbines can have a large effect on how much power they generate. Wind speed is a very important factor in how fast your turbine spins and therefore how much power it produces. Placing your AtlasX at the peak of a smooth hill or sloped roof can increase the power it generates significantly. As the wind approaches the turbine it speeds up along the surface of the roof, allowing your wind turbine to spin faster and generate mor

We are now offering an Architectural Visual Design Services for houses. You can arrange your home in a good-looking and greenway with this design service. Our experienced and talented architectures will design your home in 3D to make it self-sustainable and modern. Renewable energy is the fastest-growing energy source in the world. Renewables made up 26.2 percent of global electricity generation in 2018. That’s expected to rise to 45 percent by 2040. Most of the increase will

Top 3 questions from our customers are: "What do I need to power my house? What wind turbine is the best for my location? Can I connect the wind turbine to my existing solar system?" 3 main products you need to power your house: Wind Turbine - Charge Controller 12V or 24-48V- Inverter (30-600V) You can increase the efficiency of the whole system by adding the Flexible Solar Panel. Wind and solar energy will change each other during 24 h and you will get the maximum power po

From the coldest places of the North Pole to the hottest deserts of California, TESUP Wind Turbines are popping up all around the world. The updated map of TESUP Wind Turbines scaling 2021 TESUP customers install Horizontal Wind Turbines on their back yards and power easily a small business or a home. On the other hand TESUP Vertical Wind Turbines owners use Atlas2.0 and AtlasX to charge batteries or as backup power. The Wind Turbines can be connected to the electric grid t

Many people still think about climate change as something distant, natural or too big to imagine. Emission, CO2, net carbon, anthropogenic are not the words to start the morning. This prevents us from caring about the biggest threat to our planet. How to feel the need of starting it right now? First step is to use simple language Climate = extreme wheather Warming = overheating Clean energy = cheap energy Second. It is important to understand that it touches you personally

According to the Oxford Brookes University: «More Compact and Efficient Vertical Turbines Could Be the Future for Wind Farms». The research found that VAWTs increase each other’s performance when arranged in grid formations. Positioning wind turbines to maximise outputs is critical to the design of wind farms. The only precaution is to avoid the turbulence. One of the most obvious advantage of the vertical wind turbine farm is Capturing more energy per square meter of land

Everyone knows about this air motion called wind. You can feel it on your face when it's slight or see its strength crushing everything around. Wind as a valuable source of energy has been exploring by the engineers and the researchers for a long time. Hopefully a lot has been done but we are still keeping to search how to use the wind power effectively, safely and affordable. TESUP makes its contribution to the wind energy researches and creates the video animation illustrat