Small and medium electricity consumers (farms, residential houses, telecom stations, etc.) have difficulties in having access to the electrical grid in remote locations. Current solutions for their energy provision are diesel engines (high operational cost, pollutant), solar panels (require insolation, much ground) or Small Wind Turbines (SWT). Current SWT do not operate efficiently at low wind speeds and/or at low altitudes where surface friction forces the wind to slow and turn near the ground, hence, these on/off-grid consumers cannot take advantage of the wind resource properly. The utilization of technologies that can harness the huge potential of surface wind by adaptation of its components, precise orientation to wind and functioning at low wind speeds will revolutionise the distributed energy generation. The objective of the project is to place on the market this kind of technology called Venturas.