More power to Evoco Energy’s wind turbines

evoco Energy, the Brighouse-based specialist in small-scale wind turbine technology, has won accreditation for its 10kw small-scale turbine.

It is now eligible for Feed-in-Tariffs – a kind of subsidy – under the Government’s clean energy scheme.

The turbines are capable of producing an energy yield worth up to £14,000 per annum to landowners in rural areas, potentially delivering payback on the initial investment in less than four years, said the company.

Hide Ad
Hide Ad

“Microgeneration Certification Scheme certification is a major achievement for Evoco,” said Ryan Gill, managing director. “By proving our technology against the stringent requirements of the MCS accreditation process, Evoco joins a select few wind turbine manufacturers to make the grade.”

He said the Feed-in-Tariffs scheme is making small wind power a more attractive and lucrative prospect for farmers and landowners.

The scheme provides for a tax-free payment for energy generated by small-scale renewable energy generators using MCS accredited equipment.

Tariffs are funded by a general increase in electricity price.

Related topics: