Unlock 10× more locations for wind development.
Up to 60% lower installation costs. The lowest LCOE in the market — starting at $16/MWh. Viable projects where legacy turbines can't operate.
Cost Comparison
The most affordable wind-scale power, period.
Mattur delivers up to 60% lower installation costs and the lowest LCOE in the market—starting at $16/MWh. The result: faster payback, stronger returns, and viable projects in far more locations than any competing technology.
By the Numbers
Twice the Output. Half the Cost
Same wind, more power
Mattur's modular wind system unlocks sites legacy turbines can't — transforming overlooked land into high-return energy assets.
Mattur Wind Turbine
Cut-In Wind Speed
Mattur's efficient turbines unlock 90% of U.S. land where legacy turbines fail.
U.S. Wind Resource Map Showing Areas Deployable by Mattur
Mattur Operates in Wind Classes 1–10
Size Comparison
Legacy Turbine
Cut-In Wind Speed
Legacy wind turbines need strong winds moving in specific directions before generating power.
U.S. Wind Resource Map Showing Areas Deployable by Legacy Turbines
Legacy Turbines Limited to Classes 1-4
Instead of ever-larger machines, Mattur scales like solar or data centers — horizontally, with compact units that add output acre by acre. This maximizes energy density, adapts to land constraints, and delivers utility-scale performance where others can't. Our proprietary design drives lower costs, faster payback, and a broader wind market.
Every component built to capture more energy in more places.
From its wind-accelerating diffuser to its ultra-dense power output, Mattur's system delivers over 3× the power density of traditional onshore turbines.
Passive 360° auto-slew captures wind from any direction — no motors, no complexity. The turbine faces into wind automatically, reducing mechanical overhead and eliminating a common failure point in legacy yaw-drive systems.
Boosts incoming wind speed by up to 1.5×, accelerating airflow through the rotor for wind-class performance in a compact 5m frame. The shroud is the core reason Mattur operates effectively where legacy machines stall.
A network of micro-generators optimized for low-speed efficiency. Reduced torque enables earlier cut-in at ~2.0 m/s, extracting power from wind conditions that legacy turbines ignore entirely.
Optimized for real-time power extraction with seamless over-the-air updates from the Adaptix AI system. The inverter continuously adapts its extraction strategy as wind conditions and fleet-wide data evolve.
Manages and optimizes the full system using live wind and fleet-wide performance data. Adaptix continuously refines extraction strategy across every turbine in the fleet — improving performance over time via OTA updates.
A step-change in energy density and capital efficiency.
Technical Specifications
Every design decision drives performance.
Our diffuser shroud accelerates airflow. PulseTech micro-generators minimize torque to spin earlier. The intelligent inverter maximizes energy extraction and adapts via OTA updates. Adaptix AI continuously optimizes system performance. Together, they deliver a fast-ramping power curve that starts earlier, runs longer, and captures more wind across more hours.
| Mattur Wind Turbine — Unit Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Turbine Type | DAWT (Diffuser-Augmented Wind Turbine) |
| Hub Height | 15 m |
| Rotor Diameter | 5 m |
| Rated Power | 14 kW |
| Cut-In Wind Speed | ~2.0 m/s |
| Rotor Area | ~20 m² |
| Power Density | 700 W/m² |
| Wind Classes | 1–10 (legacy limited to 1–4) |
| Turbine Type | Rated Power | W/m² |
|---|---|---|
| Mattur Wind Turbine (DAWT) | 14 kW | 700 W/m² |
| Large Onshore (utility) | 2–5 MW | 200–350 W/m² |
| Mid-size Community Wind | 100–500 kW | 150–300 W/m² |
| Small Wind (<100 kW) | 1–50 kW | 100–250 W/m² |
Performance and cost comparisons based on a modeled repowering of the Dry Lake I Wind Power Project in Navajo County, Arizona. LCOE source: Lazard Levelized Cost of Energy Analysis, June 2024.