Wind Power Projects can done in Location with 1 year Wind Speed Data

What is an On-Grid Wind Power System?

An on-grid wind turbine system is a setup that generates electricity from the wind, just like the off-grid version. However, what sets it apart is that it’s connected to the regular power grid, which is the network of power lines and infrastructure that delivers electricity to homes and businesses.
A spinning wind turbine captures the energy and converts it into electricity. Now, instead of just using the power you need and storing the extra like in an off-grid system, the on-grid system sends the extra electricity it produces back into the main power grid. Think of it as sharing your homemade energy with the rest of the community.
Nowadays with the help of effecient wind turbine grid-tie inverter ,this becomes possible ,which is once upon a time done for high power wind turbines ony.Our grid tie system is upto 20kw wind turbine which makes the grid tie more affordable to small power usage consumers.In some places the regular solar on grid system can also be paralled with grid-tie wind power system will give a synergic effect on power usge.We supply horizontal /vertical wind turbine from 2kw to 20kw with grid tie inverters with effeciency more than 90 percent.

What is a Hybrid Solar-Wind Power System?

The Hybrid power system combines power from solar panels and wind turbines to produce uninterrupted electric power, and the combined supply is wheeled by CleanMax to your respective facilities in a pattern that matches your base load.
Solar and wind power plants share the same evacuation infrastructure; hence the fixed costs and transmission charges are lowered and also the power becomes less susceptible to curtailment because of its regular generation pattern.
Corporates can utilise the non-intermittent power they need, equivalent to their base load, and pay for only power used, at tariffs lower than prevailing grid electricity tariffs.This system can be usefuk for already exisiting solar power installations.