Novventos Clean Energy has developed a container-based hybrid system combining modular photovoltaics with small vertical-axis wind turbines for off-grid and temporary applications.
Austrian startup Novventos Clean Energy has developed a container-based hybrid power system combining photovoltaics with small vertical-axis wind turbines. The system is designed to supply decentralized electricity for off-grid and temporary applications, with a common energy management system controlling both generation technologies.
Modular PV system for ISO containers
Founded in 2023, Novventos Clean Energy has developed the “sky.boost” PV system with a modular architecture designed for installation on ISO containers. According to the company, the system can be assembled within a few hours.
The second generation component is the “naca.boost,” a small vertical-axis wind turbine designed for installation at heights of 3 meters to 8 meters. The manufacturer says the turbine can harness turbulent airflow close to the ground, where conventional wind turbines may be less suitable.
