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Iskra Wind Turbines searches European distributors for its AT5-1 turbine

(06/03/2009)

Iskra Wind Turbines has announced that it has launched a search for distributors in Scandinavia (Denmark, Norway and Sweden), Benelux (Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands) and Germany for its AT5-1 turbine. Iskra will be supporting the distributors with a comprehensive new training and certification programme, including detail on the technology, how to install and maintain the turbine and key competitive differentiators. Following the trai... [more]

Schools have until June 2009 to apply for Wind Turbine Grants

(10/02/2009)

Iskra Wind Turbines is calling for schools to act now and take advantage of grants for wind turbines available through the Low Carbon Buildings Programme Phase 2 (LCBP2). Schools can claim 50 percent of the costs of installing and commissioning a wind turbine under the LCBP2, but only have until June 2009 to complete their applications. The process is not arduous and Iskra’s distributor Segen provides hands-on support to make sure that the on... [more]

Iskra small wind turbine can provide electricity for two average homes

(09/02/2009)

Iskra makes an advanced wind turbine for the 'small wind' market - for example, for homes, schools, and farms - as opposed to the 'big wind' market of commercial wind farms or roof mounted turbines 'micro wind'. Iskra's AT5-1 advanced wind turbine can produce 9000KWh (units) per year at an average wind speed of 11 miles per hour, enough to provide electricity for two average homes. The AT5-1 is manufactured with a 20 year design life and is te... [more]

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