Renewable Energy

Wind Power Makes Financial Sense

Harnessing the wind for energy is not just about being eco-friendly. More and more small businesses are discovering the financial benefits of having their own wind turbine (or 'windmill'):

• Savings – energy independence significantly reduces electricity bills
• Income – owners can sell their surplus energy back to the Grid
• Incentive – our MCS-accredited wind turbines entitle owners to claim the Government’s new Feed in Tariffs (FITs: payment for all renewable energy generated).

As a result, our clients typically gain*:

• Return on investment of 7-10% annually
• Payback within 6-8 years.

*Dependent on electricity usage and wind conditions

MMCESL Makes it Easy for You

MMCESL is a reseller of small scale wind turbines from Evancewind, the best in renewable energy options. Our project managers and fitters make it easy for you, handling every stage from site assessment and planning applications, through to installation and ongoing maintenance.

As well as these services, we are so confident of the quality of the product that we offer a 5 year warranty as standard, giving you peace of mind.

Why Choose the Evance R9000?

The Evance R9000 is the most reliable and efficient small-scale wind turbine available. With full Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) accreditation, it offers:

• Performance – class-leading energy yield, no cut-out wind speed
• Efficiency – generation of power from low wind speeds; blade design captures maximum energy
• Reliability – proven reliability: averages >99% uptime; gearbox-free design eliminates complexity and minimises maintenance
• Design excellence – quiet operation, low visual impact, elegant
• Durability – 20 year design life, conforms to IEC61400-2 international standard
• Safety – 2 automatic and independent over-speed protection systems.

The Evance turbine can be installed individually to provide 5kW generation or as a cluster to increase generation to 10kW or 15kW.

Based in Kendal, Cumbria, we service clients throughout the North including Lancashire, Cumbria, Northumberland and Yorkshire, with sites as far as Barrow, Preston, Carlisle and Durham.