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• Ministry of Non-conventional Energy Sources, Government of India, New Delhi
• Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, New Delhi
• Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, New Delhi
• Government of Madhya Pradesh, Bhopal
• Indian Wind Power Association, Chennai
• Centre for Wind Energy Technology, Chennai
• Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency, New Delhi
• India Energy Forum, New Delhi
• Assocham, New Delhi
• PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry, New Delhi
• Senergy Global Pvt. Ltd.

Speaker Profiles

David Lecoufle

Presentation Type: Oral



Address: Anckelmansplatz 1 20537 Hamburg
Phone: +4940237102484
Fax: +4940237102333
Email-ID: d.lecoufle@conergy.de
Organization: Conergy
Designation: Portfolio Manager Small Wind Turbines
Country: Germany

Paper Title: Conergy Small Wind Turbine for Remote Power Supply

Abstract of the paper

Small Wind Turbines come forward as an economical alternative for decentralised electrification in rural regions, especially when combined with other sources such as photovoltaic or diesel generators. A critical point however is that they should require as low maintenance as possible, resist harshest environmental conditions and allow for local servicing.

The 6 kW Conergy Small Wind Turbine SWT has been developed, adapted and installed in several countries for nearly twenty years responding to these needs and has proven to be best adapted to remote energy supply. The Conergy SWT operates totally without use of electronic, and with only simple mechanic, which makes it highly reliable. Thanks to the Conergy patented passive pitch control, the turbine automatically regulates itself, especially by extreme winds, and guarantees high robustness by mere mechanical principles. Moreover, the machine can be easily self installed or laid down for maintenance thanks to a cable winch system.

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