TUGE Energia

Company based in Estonia

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TUGE Energia OÜCompany type| LLC

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Industry| Wind power industry
Founded| 2015
Headquarters| Estonia

Key people

| Indrek Gregor, Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Products| Wind turbines
Website| tuge.ee

TUGE Energia is a wind turbine manufacturer headquartered in Estonia. It manufactures and supplies small wind turbines with capacity of 2, 10 and 50 kW.

The company was founded in 2015 in Tallinn.[1] At the beginning of 2017, it has more than 20 small wind turbines installed in Estonia and Finland.[2] The company also provides complementary solar and battery storage solutions.

The company is a member of a World Wind Energy Association.[3]

## Turbines

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* TUGE2 (2 kW wind turbine, datasheet)
* TUGE10 (10 kW wind turbine, datasheet)
* TUGE50 (50 kW wind turbine, datasheet)

## See also

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* Small wind turbine
* List of wind turbine manufacturers
* Renewable energy industry
* Wind Power

## References

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1. ^ Tuul, Harry. "Eesti tuulikutööstus tõstab pead", Äripäev, Tallinn, 30 January 2015. Retrieved on 4 March 2016.
2. ^ "References". tuge.ee. Archived from the original on March 13, 2016. Retrieved 30 May 2023.
3. ^ [1], WWEA Small Wind Platform. Retrieved on 4 March 2016.

## External links

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* Official website (in English)

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Wind power

Wind power|

* Airborne wind energy
* By country
* History
* Land vehicles
* Offshore
* Turbines
* on public display
* Windmill
* panemone

Wind farms|

* Lists of wind farms
* Community-owned
* Offshore farms
* Onshore farms

Wind turbines|

* Aerodynamics
* Airborne
* Crosswind kite
* Design
* Floating
* Nacelle
* Pitch bearing
* QBlade
* Small
* Unconventional
* Vertical-axis
* Savonius
* Darrieus
* Yaw system
* bearing
* drive

Wind power industry|

* Consulting companies
* Manufacturers
* Software

Manufacturers|

* Enercon
* GE Wind
* including GE Offshore Wind
* Goldwind
* Nordex
* Senvion
* Siemens Gamesa
* Suzlon
* Vestas

Concepts|

* 2020s in wind power research
* Betz's law
* Blade element momentum theory
* Capacity factor
* Energy return on investment
* Energy storage
* grid
* Energy subsidy
* HVDC
* Hybrid power
* Laddermill
* Net energy gain
* Tip-speed ratio
* Variable renewable energy
* Virtual power plant
* Wind power forecasting
* Wind profile power law
* Log wind profile
* Wind resource assessment

* Wind power portal
* Category
* Commons
* Additional portals:
* Renewable energy
* Energy

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