Micro-Hydro is within your reach
The Turbulent hydro turbines can help to make your household, business or region more sustainable by providing clean, reliable energy in a cost-effective way.
Reliable, affordable green energy.
Turbulent hydropower turbines are the ideal way to minimise the environmental impact of your business while generating a sustainable profit.
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Submersible turbine from 15 to 70 kW
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Possibility to install multiple turbines
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Can be installed on and off-grid
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Advantages.
Harness clean energy from rivers or canals that were never viable before and power communities and villages with 50 to 500 households.
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Easy transport on a small truck
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Generate 120.000 to 560.000 kWh per year per turbine
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Fast delivery
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Easy civil works and installation in a couple of days
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A reliable and constant energy source (unlike intermittent energy sources like wind or solar)
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Energy 24 hours, 365 days a year
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What do our
customers say?
Our latest installation at The Green School in Bali, provides up to 80% of the energy consumed by more than 700 students, teachers and staff.
The 13 kW water turbine provides as much as renewable energy as a solar installation the size of four tennis courts.
Jonh Hardy, co-founder of The Green School explains:
''11 years ago we dreamt of the vortex, we dreamt of a school that was off-the-grid. And after many, many years of struggle and many false starts, we discovered the Turbulent vortex and I’m very happy to say that it's working well and we certainly will consider putting one [extra] just down the river. In fact, every river in the world could have one of these, every time the river drops a meter and a half and I would totally recommend it. Local, beautiful, hydropower.’’
How to start your
micro-hydro project
In order to check the suitability of your project, we will need a few details of your site.
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General contact information
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Enough flow (minimum 1500 l/s)
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Height difference (min 1,5 meter)
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GPS location (Google Earth)
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Energy need (kWh/year)
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Grid connection (If applicable)
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