Wind Power

Wind Turbine Manufacturers and Wind Turbine Companies are listed here in alphabetical order. A comprehensive list of all world wide major Wind Turbine manufacturers and companies with links to their home page. The listed manufacturers and companies are specialists in the wind energy and wind power manufacturing sector producing horizontal axis wind turbines (HAWT) as well as vertical axis wind turbines (VAWT). Wind turbine designs have undergone dramatic changes since the first windmill structure invented in 1888 by Charles F. Brush’s which was 60 foot high and weighted 80,000 pound and yet only produced 12kW of electricity.

MANUFACTURERS OF WIND TURBINES, WIND MILLS, WIND GENERATORS, WINDMILL BLADES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER:

*note: links currently still undergoing updates!

* AAER Systems (Canada)
* Acciona Energy (Spain)
* AeroCity Wind Power (USA)
* Aeronautica Wind (USA)
* Aerostar Wind Turbines (USA)
* Aircon (Germany)
* Americas Wind Energy Inc. (Canada) (see also Lagerwey Wind)
* AN Windenergie (Germany) - bought by Siemens in 2005, now Siemens Wind Power GmbH
* A.Ayvazian & Associates (Iran)
* Bard Engineering (Germany)
* Bergey (USA)
* Bonus Energy (Denmark), now Siemens - bought by Siemens in 2004
* Clipper Windpower (USA)
* CWind Inc. (Canada)
* Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (Korea)
* DarwinD (Netherlands)
* DeWind (Germany/USA) - bought by Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering in 2009
* Doosan (Korea)
* Dragonfly Industries Inc (USA)
* DyoCore Inc (USA)
* Emergya Wind Technologies (EWT) (Netherlands)
* Ecotècnia (Spain)
* E.N.O. (Germany)
* Enercon (Germany)
* Entegrity Wind Systems (Canada)
* Eozen (Spain)
* Eviag (Germany)
* Evoco Energy (UK)
* Fuhrländer (Germany)
* Gamesa Eólica (Spain)
* General Electric (USA)
* Goldwind (China)
* Green Wave (USA)
* Hanjin (Korea)
* Harakosan (Netherlands) bought by STX Corporation in 2009
* Heartland Energy Solutions (USA)
* HelixWind (USA)
* Home Energy (The Netherlands)
* Hush Wind Power Limited (Australia)
* Hyosung (Korea)
* Hyundai Heavy Industries (Korea)
* Impsa (Argentina)
* Innovative Windpower AG (Germany)
* Jacobs, now Wind turbine industries (USA)
* Lagerwey - gone bankrupt in 2003 succeeded by Wind Energy Solutions, Emergya Wind Technologies, Harakosan and DarwinD (Netherlands)
* Lagerwey Wind (The Netherlands)
* Leitwind (Italy)
* Liquid Wind (USA)
* Kenersys (India) - belongs to Kalyani Group
* Kestrel Wind Turbines (South Africa)
* Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (Japan)
* Multibrid GmbH Germany) - owned by AREVA
* MTorres (Spain)
* NEG Micon, now part of Vestas
* Neo-Aerodynamic (USA)
* Nordex (Germany)
* Norwin (Denmark)
* Nordic Windpower (USA)
* Nordwind Energieanlagen GmbH (Germany)
* Northern Power Systems (USA)
* NRG Patagonia SA (Argentina)
* PacWind (USA)
* Pales Engineering (Turkey)
* Pioneer Wincon (India)
* Powerhouse Wind (New Zealand)
* PowerWind GmbH (Germany)
* Proven Energy Wind Turbines (UK - Global supplier of 2.5kW, 6kW & 15kW)
* REpower (Germany) - bought by Suzlon in 2007
* Samsung Heavy Industries(Korea)
* Scanwind(Norway)
* SEaB Energy
* Shanghai Aeolus windpower(SAWT) (China)
* Siemens (Denmark / Germany)
* Sinovel (China - PRC) (China)
* Southwest Windpower (USA)
* SRC Vertical (Russia)
* STX Corporation(Korea)
* Suzlon (India)
* technoWIND
* TMA
* Turbotricity (2.5 KW Domestic Wind Turbines)
* Turbowinds
* Unison (Korea)
* Vensys (Germany)
* Vestas (Denmark), the world’s largest manufacturer of wind turbines [1]
* Vergnet (France)
* WES Canada (Canada/US)
* Wind Energy Solutions (Netherlands)
* Windflow (New Zealand)
* Wind Simplicity Inc (Canada)
* WinWinD (Finland)
* Windtec (Austria/US) - subsidiary of American Super Conductor Corporation

Wind Turbine Manufacturers and Wind Turbine Companies above are listed here in alphabetical order. A comprehensive list of all world wide major Wind Turbine manufacturers and companies with links to their home page. The listed manufacturers and companies are specialists in the wind energy and wind power manufacturing sector producing horizontal axis wind turbines (HAWT) as well as vertical axis wind turbines (VAWT). Wind turbine designs have undergone dramatic changes since the first windmill structure invented in 1888 by Charles F. Brush’s which was 60 foot high and weighted 80,000 pound and yet only produced 12kW of electricity.