Medium-Scale Wind Turbines are mid-sized wind energy systems, typically ranging from 20 kW to 500 kW, designed to supply electricity for schools, factories, farms, commercial buildings, or small communities. They are larger and more powerful than small-scale units but smaller than utility-scale turbines, making them suitable for distributed generation.
These turbines are usually mounted on tall towers to capture stronger winds and can operate as standalone off-grid systems or grid-tied installations. They help reduce electricity costs, provide reliable renewable energy, and lower carbon footprints.