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DISTRIBUTED WIND ENERGY

POWER CLOSER TO WHERE IT'S NEEDED.

WindIQ develops compact vertical-axis wind turbines for localized generation — especially where centralized power is expensive, unreliable, land-constrained, or easy to disrupt.

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Turbine in Chapala, Mexico.

WHAT WINDIQ IS

A DIFFERENT APPROACH TO WIND.

WindIQ, LLC is a distributed renewable energy infrastructure company. The turbine is a compact vertical-axis machine — about 30 feet tall and 10 feet wide — built to sit near the load instead of at the far end of a long transmission path.

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WindIQ turbine close-up.

HOW WE WORK

PROJECTS, NOT JUST EQUIPMENT.

Buying a standalone turbine may be an option. However, the goal is projects and partnerships that last — operating, supporting, and staying with deployments, not a one-time hardware sale as the whole story.

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WindIQ vertical-axis turbine with an open lower support frame

THE PROBLEM

Generation that never reaches the load.

Centralized plants send power through long transmission and distribution networks. Every mile adds cost, losses, and points of failure — especially on islands, coasts, and weaker grids.

The Philippines is a clear case: an archipelago, high energy costs, imported fuel, diesel backup, and typhoons that can take down lines even when generation is still running. Utility-scale wind needs land, spacing, ports, roads, and cranes. Solar is intermittent and often needs storage. Growing demand needs generation at the edge of the system, not only more distant plants.

THE SOLUTION

Strengthen the edge of the grid.

Put generation next to the communities, businesses, and facilities that use it. Compact wind does not replace the utility, solar, or storage. It adds a layer where large farms do not fit, solar alone is not enough, diesel is too costly, or the grid is incomplete.

Simply put: generate closer to consumption. Keep the grid. Fill the gaps it cannot cover efficiently.

Our vision for the Philippines.

WHERE IT FITS

HIGH-NEED SITES, SMALL FOOTPRINT.

Islands, coastal communities, telecom sites, resorts, industrial facilities, and weak-grid areas — places where compact, localized wind can do work that utility-scale projects and solar-only systems do not fully cover.

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Tell us about the site, the load, and what you already have for solar, storage, or grid service.

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