Flower Turbines offers EU small wind turbine sale through May 8

By AI, Created 11:27 AM UTC, May 20, 2026, /AGP/ – Flower Turbines BV is discounting a two-turbine EU package for customers in the EU and EU-associated countries through May 8, targeting buyers worried about power supply and electricity costs. The offer includes EU-made turbines and an inverter, with ordering limited to funds received by 10:00 AM CET on Monday.

Why it matters: - The sale gives EU customers a lower-cost way to add on-site wind power during a period of rising electricity costs and supply concerns. - The package is aimed at homes and businesses that can use small-scale, distributed energy on the ground or on flat roofs.

What happened: - Flower Turbines BV launched a time-limited sale in Rotterdam, Netherlands, with the offer ending May 8. - The promotion covers a package of two EU-manufactured 2-meter blade turbines plus an EU-manufactured inverter. - The package usually retails for 24.166,67 Euros and is being sold for 19.999,99 Euros. - Orders must be initiated by email to support.eu@flowerturbines.com with delivery and contact details. - Funds must be received by 10:00 AM CET on Monday May 8. - Shipping is charged separately when the goods are ready for delivery. - The offer is valid only in EU and EU-associated countries and applies to 220-240 voltages. - Customers can review the product pages at More information on the turbine size and EU information page.

The details: - Flower Turbines says the turbines are elegant, efficient, noiseless, bird-friendly and able to endure high speeds. - The turbines are designed to start at low speeds. - The company says the patented “cluster” or “bouquet” effect improves performance when turbines are placed close together properly. - As few as four turbines together can produce the electricity of eight separate turbines, according to the company. - Customers with project-specific questions are directed to fill out the Project Detail Form under the Shopping menu and then contact support.eu@flowerturbines.com. - General customer contacts are support.us@flowerturbines.com for non-EU customers, support.eu@flowerturbines.com for the EU and support.uk@flowerturbines.com for the UK.

Between the lines: - The sale messaging is built around energy security, cost savings and easier adoption of small wind in dense or mixed-use settings. - The product pitch emphasizes space efficiency and quiet operation, which are key barriers for urban and rooftop wind installations. - Flower Turbines is using external awards and certifications to signal credibility, including the Solar Impulse Efficient Solution Label and recognition from government and industry programs. - The company also points to recognition from the UK Government’s Global Entrepreneurship Program, Pepperdine Graziadio Business School, the Dutch government, Yes San Francisco and the U.S. Department of Energy Impel+ program. - The company says the CEO was selected as a 2021 innovator of the year by the U.S. Department of Energy Impel+ program. - Flower Turbines says the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development included the company in its Innovation Showcase on the Washington Mall. - More background is available on the Solar Impulse page for Wind Tulips. - Video coverage from the World Economic Forum is available at the WEF film and an archived version.

What’s next: - Buyers who want the discounted package need to place and fund orders before the May 8 deadline. - Customers with site-specific needs will likely need to submit project details before ordering. - Flower Turbines is directing interested buyers to its website and support channels for product and delivery questions.

The bottom line: - The limited-time EU sale is a direct push to convert interest in distributed wind into near-term orders before the May 8 cutoff.