Wind Turbine Manufacturers

Written-by

Janet Richardson

Reviewed-by

Richard Burdett

Updated on

Jan 07, 2026

Wind Turbine Manufacturers

Wind turbine development has moved on a pace in the last 30 years or so. There are a number of manufacturers out there who specialise in different types of turbine from roof mounted and free standing to the larger, more powerful industrial arrays. You can view a range of turbines and manufacturers in our Technology Database.

Roof-mounted wind turbine manufacturers

Ampair (UK) Ampair have been trading for the last 40 years and specialise in wind and hydro power as renewable energy sources. They are experts of both on and off-grid provision and have an international reputation.

Bergey (USA) Bergey specialises in small and distributed wind systems for homes, farms, and small business. They profess that their system has fewer moving parts than other similar turbines and are therefore prone to lower maintenance concerns.

Superwind (Germany) Superwind specialise in small wind turbines designed for harsh and remote environments, with applications including marine, telecoms and off-grid power systems.

Kestrel Wind Turbines (South Africa) Kestrel produce both roof mounted and smaller, free standing wind turbines and are active in domestic and off-grid markets internationally.

Domestic/smaller pole-mounted wind turbine manufacturers (up to 100kW)

Ampair (UK) As well as roof mounted wind turbines, Ampair develop and manufacture pole mounted systems.

Aventa (Switzerland) Aventa specialise in smaller pole mounted wind turbine technologies including their LoWind range that gets the most out of low levels of wind.

Endurance Wind Power (USA) Endurance Wind Power is a manufacturer and designer of mid-sized wind turbines aimed at farms, businesses and community projects.

Gaia (Denmark/UK) Gaia have been developing innovations in wind turbine design for the last 20 years, delivered to countries all around the world.

Marlec (UK) Marlec produce a range called Rutland wind turbines and has been leading developments in renewable energy since 1978.

Wind Energy Solutions (Netherlands) Considered wind energy pioneers, WES have developed their two blade wind turbine that is said to be durable and offer a high performance.

Eocycle (Canada) Eocycle specialise in distributed wind turbines for farms, commercial and community-scale projects.

Norvento (Spain) Norvento develop and manufacture medium-scale wind turbines for onshore and distributed generation projects.

Industrial/larger wind turbine manufacturers (over 100kW)

Enercon (Germany) Based primarily in Germany, Enercon manufactures and develops large-scale onshore wind turbines.

Gamesa (Spain) Gamesa operates as part of Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy following a merger and remains a major global turbine manufacturer.

GE Energy (US) GE Energy have been involved in renewables for a century and are currently developing the next generation of wind turbines.

Goldwind (China) Chinese company Goldwind are at the forefront of wind turbine renewable developments in Asia.

Nordex (Germany) Nordex is a major global manufacturer specialising in onshore wind turbines for utility-scale wind farms.

Envision Energy (China) Envision is a global wind turbine manufacturer with strong international deployment across onshore and offshore markets.

Siemens Wind Power (Germany) Now operating as Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, Siemens’ wind division remains a global leader in turbine development.

Suzlon (India) One of India’s largest renewable energy companies, Suzlon remains a significant player in the wind farm market.

Vestas (Denmark) Vestas have been innovating in wind turbines for the last 30 years and have been developing innovations since the turn of the 19th Century.