HEPS technology guide

Integrated HEPS wind turbine

The integrated HEPS wind turbine concept combines compatible modular blades, internal weights, adaptive generation and a rotating tower. The 100 MW research configuration adds a biconvex tower and elongated generator architecture. Its rating is a research target; the models and comparison calculator do not establish commercial or independently tested performance.

Development overview · Reviewed October 30, 2026

Original design reference

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Integrated wind turbine

Our longer-term objective combines the accepted blade, generator and tower technologies. The first full-scale program centers on a suitable existing 500 kW–2 MW turbine, while structural tracks may require separate hardware.

What we will establish

Coupled controls and loads, net electrical output, installation and maintenance economics, and acceptance of the complete system.

Development route

A staged engineering consortium. The 100 MW+ concept remains a research ambition, not a demonstrated capacity.

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Questions about this concept

Which components can be combined?

The turbine builder provides 16 component combinations plus a locked 100 MW research preset. Weighted modular blades require an HEPS rotating tower; the builder guides visitors toward compatible arrangements.

Is the 100 MW turbine commercially available?

The site presents a research concept, not an offered commercial turbine or certified retrofit. HEPS describes a staged development route beginning with component tests and a suitable existing turbine platform.

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