Proven Energy
Proven Energy produce a series of 3 turbines to offer sustainable energy solutions to a wide range of applications. With many years’ experience, we value the importance of intelligent
site selection and can help you choose the right system for your needs. Proven Energy, and our distributors, offer a complete system service, from site assessment and system design to supply, installation and maintenance.
Proven 2.5
Generates 2.5kW, and is a similar height to a telegraph pole. The Proven 2.5 can make a substantial contribution to the power required by electrical appliances in a standard 3 bedroom house (excluding heating). The robust 2.5 is also ideal for small lighting systems (Network Rail Stations, Sainsbury’s) and offshore power (Shell North Sea Oil Platforms).
Proven 6
Produces 6kW of power, suited to a wide range of clients. The Proven 6 will supply electricity to a standard 4 – 6 bedroom house (excluding heating), with the potential to sell excess electricity back to the national grid. Schools are using the Proven 6 to generate electricity as well as educate their students, and multiple turbines can be used to power offices or retail units (BP Service Stations).
Proven 15
Available from Spring 2007, our largest model will produce 15kW. The Proven 15 will supply a 6 – 10 bedroom house, with the potential to sell excess electricity back to the National Grid, or supply a group of smaller houses. The Proven 15 is also ideal for commercial applications such as agriculture, small industrial units and mini wind farms.
Future Energy
Future Energy produce, a small scale domestic upwind wind turbine rated at 1kw, which is ideal for remote area or for rural applications, this can be installed directly into a grid tied Mastervolt Windmaster 500 G83 approved inverter. The Future Energy wind turbine is a great way to introduce yourself to renewable energy without breaking the bank, typically where viable these can be installed from under £2000 fully comissioned.
What Next?
You can contact the Wind and Solar Shop to discuss a system that you may have in mind.