Wind turbine servicing, repairs and installations across the UK | Call 07943 011440 | enquiries@hrs-ltd.com
Wind turbine servicing, repairs and installations across the UK | Call 07943 011440 | enquiries@hrs-ltd.com

Official UK agent for Kodair wind turbines
Certified 20kW and 30kW small wind turbines, supplied, installed and serviced by Hodge Renewable Solutions across Scotland and the rest of the UK.
100,000+units a year from our Kodair KW30 installs in Scotland
Every unit your turbine makes and you use on site is a unit you don't buy from the grid. For farms and businesses with steady, year-round electricity use, that adds up to a large cut in your power bills.
Any spare power can be exported to the grid through the Smart Export Guarantee. Every site is different, so we'll work out your expected generation and savings during a site visit.
The KW30 is the bigger of the two, built for windy sites with high on-site electricity use. The KW20 suits smaller farms and businesses that use less power, or sites where a lower 20 metre tower works better for planning. Both are built on the same design, with the same features and servicing.
Kodair has been designing small wind turbines in Ireland since 2006. The KW20 and KW30 share the same features, which keep them generating and keep servicing simple.




If your existing turbine is reaching the end of its life, we can take it down, remove the old foundation, put in a new base and install a Kodair KW20 or KW30 in its place, depending on your site and power use.
If your old turbine is on the feed-in tariff, you may be able to keep those payments for the years left after replacing it. Try the calculator further down this page to see what that could be worth.
We also service and repair Proven, C&F, West Wind and other small wind turbines, so we can give you honest advice on whether to repair or replace.

We look at your site, wind and electricity use.
You get a clear price and expected generation.
We help with planning and the grid connection.
New foundation, tower and turbine installed.
We switch it on and keep it running.
| KW20 | KW30 | |
|---|---|---|
| Rated power | 20kW, around 21kW peak | 30kW, around 32kW peak |
| Certified yearly production at a 6 m/s average | 58,805 kWh | 81,050 kWh |
| Our Scottish installs | - | Over 100,000 kWh a year |
| Rotor diameter | 13.1 metres | 14.1 metres |
| Hub height | 20 metres | 24 metres |
| Starts generating at | 3 m/s wind speed | 3 m/s wind speed |
| Service interval | Every 3 years | Every 3 years |
| Warranty | [add warranty] | [add warranty] |
| Certification | SWCC-22-02 | SWCC-22-03 |
Both turbines are supplied, installed and serviced in the UK by Hodge Renewable Solutions, the UK agent for Kodair.
Yes. Both the KW20 and KW30 are certified by the Small Wind Certification Council, and were the first turbines certified to the latest small wind turbine standard. They also completed independent testing, and their power curves are independently verified, so expected generation can be predicted with confidence.
The feed-in tariff closed to new turbines in 2019, so a brand new site is paid for exported power through the Smart Export Guarantee instead. That's why the Kodair gives the best value when most of its power is used on site.
Often, yes. Since Ofgem changed its rules in 2021, an accredited turbine can usually be replaced without losing its feed-in tariff for the years left. If the new turbine is bigger than the old one, FiT is paid on a share of the generation. Ofgem looks at each case individually, so we'll help you check with your FiT supplier before any work starts.
It depends on your wind, how much power you use and any planning limits on height. The KW30 makes more power, so it usually suits windier sites with high electricity use. The KW20 suits smaller users or sites where a lower tower is preferred. Try both in the calculator below, and we'll recommend the right one after a site visit.
Yes. We're based in the northeast of Scotland and install and service turbines across the UK, from Aberdeenshire to Cornwall.
Every 3 years. At the 3-year service, our engineers climb the tower by ladder to service the turbine in place. At the 6-year service, the turbine is lowered to the ground using hydraulic rams, so it can be serviced fully at ground level.
We do. As the UK agent, we handle all Kodair servicing and repairs to keep your turbine generating.
Choose a turbine, move the slider to your site's average wind speed at hub height, then add your electricity prices to see the yearly value.
Estimated yearly production
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From the certified figure to what our installs achieve
Estimated yearly value
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Bill saving
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Export income
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Feed-in tariff a year
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FiT for the years left
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Payback
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Value over 20 years
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The lower figure uses Kodair's independently certified annual energy figures (SWCC-22-03 for the KW30, SWCC-22-02 for the KW20), less 5% for downtime. KW20 figures at speeds other than 6 m/s are estimated from its certified results. The higher figure is based on how our own KW30 installs perform: one site with a 6 m/s average makes around 100,000 units a year. Feed-in tariff figures don't include yearly inflation rises, and keeping your FiT after a replacement must be confirmed with your FiT supplier and Ofgem. Real production depends on your site, so treat this as a guide. We'll give you proper figures after a site visit.
Tell us a bit about your site and electricity use, and we'll arrange a visit. You'll deal with the same small team from your first call to the final install and every service after.
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