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EUROPE
Wind Potential Across Europe
Europe has strong and varied wind resources, with some of the best conditions found along coastlines, islands, open plains, and higher terrain. The Global Wind Atlas shows that many parts of Europe have reliable wind potential, making distributed wind energy a practical option for businesses, communities, and suitable properties looking
to reduce grid dependence.
Alongside this, recent energy disruptions have highlighted Europe’s vulnerability to imported oil and gas, reinforcing the value of local, renewable energy generation.
Source: Global Wind Atlas (World Bank & DTU)

Our ZW Charging pole is a two-time winner of the Dutch government's Sustainability Award

Wind vs Solar across Europe
15.5x
MORE ENERGY
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Comparing the 8m Power Tower to Solar
A single Flower turbine produces
approximately 15.5 times more energy
than solar in a similar footprint
With our cluster effect,the difference is much greater
Wind potential is strongest in Northern and Coastal Europe, making distributed wind an important complement to solar panels.
Flower Turbines wind is extremely space-efficient and leaves room for real estate development, farming, or green areas to remove carbon from the air.
GREAT SPACE SAVER
Solar is mass produced and cheap. In a project of 10 turbines, wind is slightly more cost-effective than solar and 15.5 times more space-effective.
COST & VALUE


BETTER TOGTHER

We advocate using wind and solar together in the most reasonable proportions. Studies (including research in Belgium) show they are synergistic and improve grid production.
WHY ISN'T SMALL WIND MORE COMMON

Because no one else has made small wind the way we have: efficient, noiseless and elegant.
FLOWER TURBINES IS THE CLEAR WINNER
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When we include the value of space, Flower Turbines provides more energy, more value, and a cleaner future
Note: Figures are based on published European wind and solar resource data.
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