MOVEAIR develops modular wind energy systems that integrate standardized micro-wind turbines with existing infrastructures, such as masts and rooftops, to generate renewable energy tailored to local energy demands. This technology enables businesses to reduce reliance on diesel generators and lower carbon emissions by producing clean energy on-site.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Many companies, especially those in remote locations or with infrastructure constraints, rely on diesel generators for power, leading to high energy costs and significant carbon emissions. Existing renewable energy solutions may not be easily integrated into existing infrastructure or tailored to specific energy demands.
Solution
MOVEAIR provides modular wind energy systems that combine standardized micro-wind turbines, enabling businesses to generate renewable energy on-site and reduce their dependence on diesel generators and the public grid. The systems are designed for integration with existing infrastructures like masts, rooftops, bridges, and construction cranes, allowing for flexible scaling and adaptation to local energy needs, available space, and load requirements. MOVEAIR's intelligent wind energy systems also offer IoT-based features for seamless integration into modern energy management systems, optimizing control, security, and maintenance.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes telecommunication providers, infrastructure operators, and businesses with high energy consumption seeking to reduce costs and carbon emissions through on-site renewable energy generation.
Features
- Modular micro-wind turbines designed for integration with existing infrastructure
- Scalable systems adaptable to various energy demands and site conditions
- IoT-based features for smart, seamless integration with energy management systems
- MPPT algorithms for improved energy efficiency
- Remote monitoring and control via internet connection
- Plug-and-play compatibility with other energy sources
- Low maintenance requirements with a turbine exchange concept