Power up with TWT‑11
About 15,000 kWh a year, enough for most Northern European farms and rural homes, from 13× less material per kWh than traditional small wind.
Sold out
All 2027 capacity is reserved by 100 pre-orders. The 2028 waitlist is open: reserve your place and get a production estimate for your site.
“The most compelling small-scale wind concept to date”
- Tensioned-wire structure: light and cheap to build
- Competitive cost per kWh for small wind
Wind industry pioneer · 2025 review
Read assessment →Profitable resilience
Local generation that pays for itself on rural homes and farms across Northern Europe. Payback from ~5 years in Northern Germany.
TWT-11
A different small wind turbine: strong at low wind speeds, light, and affordable. Built on the proven Wind Catcher design.
Lightweight
Composite structure, about 326 kg in total. Easy to transport, install and maintain.
Affordable
165,000 DKK list price, about 4× cheaper than comparable turbines. Payback 5–8 years at suitable sites in Denmark and Germany.
Quiet
About 47 dB(A) at 25 m (estimate). Barely noticeable over the background wind noise.
TWT‑11 at a glance
Full spec sheet and processWhat one TWT-11 produced in 2024
In the news
Independent coverage of the TWT-11 from the engineering press.
The TWT-11 on the cover of Ny Teknik's small-scale power compendium
Ingeniøren visits the TWT-11 at Risø
From Wind Catcher to TWT-11
Eight years of building, 200+ turbines in the field, and a sold-out first production year.
Wind Catcher
200+ units sold and shipped world wide
Prototypes certified
TWT-11 prototypes running in Denmark and Germany
Type certification
IEC 61400-22 Class 4 certification campaign in progress
First deliveries, sold out
All 2027 installations reserved by 100 pre-orders
Join the 2028 waitlist
Reserve your place, free and without a deposit. You get a confirmation, an indicative production estimate for your site, and first notice when your area opens.
Back the company behind it
2027 sold out on 100 pre-orders, 9.9 M DKK in EUDP funding and an independent Stiesdal review. A growth round is planned for late 2026.
