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TWT-11 small wind turbine

Power up with TWT-11

The TWT-11 produces ~15,000 kWh per year - enough to cover most of a Northern European farm or rural home - 13× more energy per kg of material than traditional small wind.

EUDP-funded · 9.9M DKKEndorsed by Henrik StiesdalIEC 61400-2 prototype certified100 pre-orders

TWT-11 is a totally different small wind turbine. High performance at low wind speeds, light weight design and affordable.

Based on the ultra light weight Wind Catcher design the TWT-11 will change the way you think about small turbines and rural resilience!

Ultra-lightweight design, engineered from advanced composite materials, delivering exceptional performance at a fraction of the weight and cost.

Easy to transport, install, and maintain.

Best-in-class price per kWh. At 165,000 DKK MSRP, the TWT-11 is approximately 4x cheaper than a comparable product on the market.

Lower upfront cost and meaningful energy production from just 3.5 m/s makes the return on investment quick at an estimated 5-8 years in Germany and Denmark, at suitable locations.

Designed for low noise operation. The TWT-11 is barely noticeable over the background wind noise at most distances.

The TWT-11 is designed with the user in mind.

2026

TWT-11 Launching

First deliveries to take place late 2026. 99 pre-orders booked. Get in touch about current delivery times here.

The most compelling small-scale wind power concept I have encountered to date.

Henrik Stiesdal

Pioneer of the modern wind turbine industry

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13× lighter, 4× cheaper

Profitable resilience

Local generation made feasible for rural homes and farms across Northern Europe. Payback time from ~5 years in Northern Germany.

Advanced Aero

TWT-11 is exceptionally efficient and quiet across all operating modes

Ground anchors

Using 5 ground anchors for easy installation

Light weight

TWT-11 weighs approximately 326 kg and can be installed almost anywhere

Connection

Standard installation includes 25 meters of cable

Deye 6 kW 3-phase inverter

The TWT-11 comes bundled with a quality grid-tie inverter from Deye

Efficiency at all wind speeds

"Not all power is created equal"

Profitability happens with generated kWh, not kW. TWT-11 is designed from the ground up to maximize power generation and profitability.

Enabled by a large swept area and smart aero control the KiteX TWT-11 produces power from 3.5 to 18 m/s.

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2023
Direct Consumption — kWh
Exported to Grid — kWh
Total Production — kWh
Estimates based on: Historic spot prices and current tariff model, local wind data for one spot in Denmark (DK) and Germany (DE).
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Swept Area Advantage

Swept area is king when it comes to energy generation at low to moderate wind speeds. Try our simulator and see the difference!

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2025
Estimates based on: scaling of a TWT-11 type design, wind data for two select spots in Denmark (DK) and Germany (DE).

TWT-11 will soon be here!

The TWT-11 is the culmination of several years worth of development. It all started with the Wind Catcher which sold 200+ units, proving that the KiteX design principles and control systems are reliable!

2021-2024

Wind Catcher

200+ units sold and shipped world wide

2024

TWT-11 Project started

Project launched to revolutionize rural small wind turbine design, based on learnings from the Wind Catcher

2025

Prototype certification

TWT-11 prototypes operating in Denmark and Germany

2026

Final leg of type certification

IEC 61400-22:2010, Class 4 certification campaign in progress

Late 2026

Delivery of the first customer turbine

We aim to deliver the first pre-orders at the end of 2026

2027

TWT-11 Mass Availability

TWT-11 available for installation on all core markets

Knowledge and Guides

Latest knowledge and guides relating to the TWT-11 turbine!

Winter production gap
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