Westmill Wind Farm Co-op

Production Data

Westmill Wind Speed and Power Output Graph

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Note: the wind power generated is approximately proportional to the cube of the wind speed, so output varies rapidly, even at moderate wind speeds. Very little is generated with wind speed less than about 5 m/s. At strong wind speeds, generation is limited to rated capacity (6,500 kW for all 5 turbines).

Please click the links below to view Westmill Wind production graphs:

WM production Nov 18 to Dec 19

WM production Nov 17 - Oct 18

 

 

Westmill Sustainable Energy Trust

wesetlogoWestmill Sustainable Energy Trust (WeSET) is the charity set up by members of both Westmill Wind and Solar Cooperatives to spread the benefits of Westmill to the wider community. We carry out a wide range of activities, the core being educational work, local energy conservation and renewable energy initiatives and arts projects. As well as arranging guided tours of the site, once every two years WeSET organise a large event to promote community energy to the general public. Our hope is to encourage others to set up similar community owned renewable schemes.

ENERGY4ALL
CO-OPS
Westmill Wind-farm Co-op is a member of the Energy4All family of co-operatives.
Below are links to some of the other Co-ops in the Energy4all family:

Unit 26,
Trinity Enterprise Centre,
Furness Business Park,
Barrow-in-Furness,
Cumbria,
LA14 2PN
01229 821028

Westmill Sustainable Energy Trust

wesetlogoWestmill Sustainable Energy Trust (WeSET) is the charity set up by members of both Westmill Wind and Solar Cooperatives to spread the benefits of Westmill to the wider community. We carry out a wide range of activities, the core being educational work, local energy conservation and renewable energy initiatives and arts projects.

As well as arranging guided tours of the site, once every two years WeSET organise a large event to promote community energy to the general public. Our hope is to encourage others to set up similar community owned renewable schemes.