Borrum Energy Solutions Blog

  The Anorra wind turbines are designed to meet if not exceed the CSA S37 standard for towers and antennas in Canada. This standard is for ensuring...

A consultant hired by the P.E.I. government in 2022 discovered severe damage at a wind farm in Hermanville, revealing a troubling situation. The wi...

In the last week of February 2024, Central Canada experienced the erratic transition from winter to spring, marked by volatile weather conditions t...

As wind energy continues to establish itself as a formidable force for example in Europe's electricity grids, contributing a fifth of the region's ...

Wind warnings are in place for all areas of Nova Scotia, with forecasted wind gusts as high as 100  km/hr and up to 100 mm of rain this week. As th...

To ensure that our microgeneration wind turbine, the Anorra, is going to operate safely and reliably for many years in harsh Canadian climates, th...

Summer has unfortunately come to an end here in Canada, and the trees have begun their yearly shift from the vibrant greens of summer to the beaut...

Borrum Energy Solutions' consumer-ready wind turbine, the Anorra, is among the leading microgeneration wind turbines available. We are here to answer a few common questions such as "What is microgeneration?", "What can I power with it?", "Is it suitable for my lifestyle?", "Can I even set it up without a headache?". Let's dive right in.