The TWT-11 in Finland's Tekniikka&Talous

The TWT-11 in Finland's Tekniikka&Talous

After Ingeniøren in Denmark and Ny Teknik in Sweden, the TWT-11 has now reached Finland. Tekniikka&Talous, the Finnish technology and business newspaper, published a news piece this morning on the test turbine at DTU Risø.

The headline picks up the image Ingeniøren used: a tower that bends in the wind like a flagpole. The article opens on the problem we started with. Wind turbines for households have never really succeeded, and Danish mechanical engineer Andreas Okholm, our founder, wants to change that.

15,000 kWhExpected annual production at a site with normal Danish wind conditions.
11 mRotor diameter.
350 kgThe complete turbine, generator included.
Spring 2027First deliveries to customers.

Those are the numbers Tekniikka&Talous leads with. The article sits behind a subscription, so we will let them tell the rest. 

The TWT-11 test turbine at DTU Risø, seen from below, with its guy lines and two met masts in the background
The TWT-11 test turbine at DTU Risø.

If you are reading from Finland: our primary markets are Denmark and Germany, with first deliveries planned for spring 2027. The pre-order page is the best way to tell us where you are, and it helps us judge where to go next.

Thanks to Kristiina Suojanen and Tekniikka&Talous for the coverage. The Finnish headline is translated by us. Earlier this month: Ny Teknik's small-scale power compendium (Swedish).

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