Philéole S.A.

Philéole, derived from the combination of Greek words 'Philos' (friend) and 'Aeolus' (quick-moving), originated from a mission to harness the power of wind for generating electricity. Philéole focuses on creating mini-wind turbines that are both recycled and recyclable, designed for various environments ranging from isolated areas to densely urban spaces. Their vertically oriented wind turbine technology has undergone rigorous testing at prestigious institutions such as the University of Liège, the Vrije University of Brussels, and the Von Karman Institute. Initially, the mini-wind turbines targeted nautical applications, adapting to the dynamic wind conditions at sea by being mounted on sailboat masts. Over time, Philéole expanded its applications to meet the broader market needs for sustainable and independent energy solutions. Their turbines, made from recycled plastic bottles and aluminum, cater to lower altitude wind currents, thereby offering an eco-friendly alternative to conventional high-altitude wind turbines. The team continually optimizes the design and performance of these turbines, focusing on energy independence and environmental sustainability.