Showing posts with label power station. Show all posts
Showing posts with label power station. Show all posts

Friday, 2 December 2011

Armageddon Wind Turbine Kit for when electricity is required for home creature comforts


Armageddon Wind Turbine Kit - WAS £2,000.00 NOW £1,799.00: "Home Power Generation This wind turbine kit has been designed with giving the user electrcial power when the electricy grid is off. Using all the best quality components available we have put together an ideal wind turbine system. Manufactured to a high specification in the UK the wind turbine automatically steers away from potentially damaging gusts of wind and the charge regulator can handle a solar panel (additional to the kit) and can charge two individual batteries. The kit consists of a AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat) battery and is completely sealed and designed for professional or system critical installations. Higher number of deep cycles are possible and a +5 year expected life. The inverter is a pure sinewave type giving clean power to the user, unlike the modified sinewave inverters this inverter gives out 'true sine-wave' meaning it can power anything providing the power limits are not exceeded. Ideal where electricity is required to power home creature comforts!

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Thursday, 24 March 2011

E.ON wins planning approval for 47.5MW wind farm in Scotland

E.ON has secured planning permission from the Highland Council to build a new 47.5MW onshore wind farm near Garve in the Scottish Highlands.

The wind farm will consist of 19 turbines which can provide renewable electricity to power approximately 21,000 homes every year.

E.ON regional director of renewables in the UK Dave Rogers said the development will not only provide clean renewable electricity for Scotland, but will also enable the nation to meet its renewable energy targets.

Currently, the company is building two onshore wind farms in the Highlands, one near Caithness and the other at Rosehall.

The company also owns and operates a biomass power station in Lockerbie and Robin Rigg, which was completed in 2010.

Earlier E.ON also won the exclusive right to explore the potential for new wind energy projects on two lots of land owned by Forestry Commission Scotland.