Anna Mutter

SD Wind Energy is a progressive global market leader for small scale wind turbines and hybrid renewable energy systems. Offering 3kW to 12kW options, our robust high performing turbines have been proudly manufactured in Scotland since the 1980s, and we continue to develop our product offering and solutions. We pride ourselves in offering reliable high-quality solutions with continued support throughout the ownership experience. Wholly owned by SD Green based in Japan, we have a strong presence across the UK, Europe, the USA and Asia, with over 7,000 installations globally.

Our mission is to conduct our business with integrity and in an inclusive and ethical environment to deliver reliable products and services, utilising innovative solutions and quality manufacturing. The SDWE Team are expert in the design, manufacture and installation of our small wind turbine and renewable energy solutions and can adapt to suit any project requirement. We are committed to reaching Net Zero by 2050 and conduct our business in a sustainable and consistent manner.

Our unique delta rotor design means our turbines do not have to be put on brake when experiencing high winds, but also work effectively even at Class 1 wind speeds with power generation from 2.5m/s. This unique design means SDWE can provide a robust value proposition, offering dependable renewable energy solutions to meet a variety of client needs, with a 5 year warranty offered when installed by SDWE or an SDWE Approved Partner. We strive to develop our product offering to challenge industry standards and make affordable and reliable renewable energy more attainable across our markets. Our core product range comprises of our SD3 (3kW rated), SD3EX (2.5kW rated and ATEX Zone 2 Certified), SD6 (6kW rated and MCS Certified), SD6+ (9kW rated) and SD12 (15kW rated) tied into the grid, or as a component of a hybrid energy system. SDWE offer proven solutions for remote, hazardous, marine, and extreme cold environments in addition to our core product offering.

Our small wind turbines are applicable in a vast field of applications due to their robust design and adaptability to existing renewable energy systems. Previous projects have involved the development of mini grids incorporating solar and battery technology in the small isles of Scotland; off grid platforms reaching from the North Sea to the gulf of Thailand; installations at new build schools and council buildings across the UK; installations on remote mountain tops in the UK and Europe such as telecom stations in Greenland; to multiple installations in the extreme cold of scientific research centres in Antarctica and in the Arctic Circle.