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SkyWind

Power even when
the sun isn't shining.

SkyWind small wind turbines complement solar systems or stand alone. Compact, quiet and suitable for private and commercial sites – where wind conditions are right.

SkyWind Kleinwindanlage am Gebäude

SkyWind NG als dezentrale Windenergie-Lösung für Gebäude und Projekte.

Products

SkyWind Products at a Glance

All available SkyWind turbines and accessories — ready to order or configurable on request.

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Why SkyWind

What SkyWind can deliver.

01

Wind as a complement to solar

Solar and wind complement each other across seasons and times of day: when cloudy skies reduce solar yields, wind often blows. The combination significantly increases energy security.

02

Compact design

SkyWind systems are designed for properties that don't have space for large wind turbines. They fit private gardens, business premises and agricultural land.

03

Productive year-round

Even in winter months when solar yields are lower, wind can contribute to self-supply. SkyWind closes this seasonal gap.

04

Site-based planning

Wind conditions at your site are decisive. We analyse them before proposing a concept. A SkyWind system is only recommended where it makes economic sense.

Use Cases

Who is SkyWind suitable for?

SkyWind is an individual solution – not a mass product. Whether it's worthwhile at your site, we'll work out together.

Private Home & Property

As a complement to an existing solar installation or as a standalone solution. Suitable for properties with sufficient wind potential and structural suitability.

  • ✓Complement to a rooftop PV system
  • ✓Complement to a solar fence
  • ✓Standalone wind power supply

Commercial & Business

For business premises, logistics areas and industrial sites with a high self-consumption share and open areas with usable wind resource.

  • ✓Power for operational needs
  • ✓Combination with photovoltaics
  • ✓Visible commitment to renewable energy

Agriculture & Farms

Open agricultural areas often offer good wind conditions. SkyWind can be used here standalone or as part of a combined system.

  • ✓Self-supply for stables and farm buildings
  • ✓Combination with solar fence or open-area PV
  • ✓Use of open sites with good wind resource

Honestly communicated

SkyWind is not the right choice
for every site.

A small wind turbine only makes sense where sufficient and reliable wind blows. We only recommend SkyWind when the site analysis shows economically viable generation.

This means: before any offer, we always assess your specific site. If SkyWind doesn't make sense there, we say so – and suggest an alternative.

Our approach

01

Site assessment

We analyse the wind conditions at your site based on your location and surrounding conditions.

02

Economic viability assessment

Based on the site data, we give you an honest assessment of whether and to what extent a system is worthwhile.

03

Individual concept

If SkyWind makes sense, you receive a tailored planning proposal – without standard offers.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about SkyWind.

Which sites are suitable for SkyWind?↓

SkyWind is suitable for sites with sufficient and reliable wind resource. Open locations, coastal areas or elevated properties are generally more favourable than sheltered inner-city locations. In our consultation we assess your site specifically before giving a recommendation.

How loud is a small wind turbine?↓

Modern small wind turbines are significantly quieter than older generations. The actual noise level depends on the type of system, wind speed and distance to residential or sleeping areas. We take this into account in site planning.

Can SkyWind be combined with a solar system?↓

Yes – this is one of the most common configurations. Solar and wind complement each other sensibly by season and time of day. The combination increases the self-supply share and reduces dependence on a single energy source. Details can be found on our combo solutions page.

Do I need planning permission for a small wind turbine?↓

This depends on the height of the system, the site and local regulations. In some municipalities planning permission is required, in others not. We support you in clarifying the relevant requirements at an early stage.

SkyWind NG

SkyWind NG – Specs, Technical Data & Model Comparison

Our SkyWind NG page covers the specific model in detail: technical specifications, model comparison (1 kW vs. 2 kW), yield forecasts and frequently asked questions.

SkyWind NG in Detail →

Next step

Is SkyWind the right solution
for your site?

Tell us about your site and your goals. We'll assess the wind potential and give you an honest assessment within two working days.

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