AEOLUS 515 makes its public exhibition debut at GM Innovation Expo 2026
GEM showcased AEOLUS 515 to the public for the first time at GM Innovation Expo 2026, meeting experts across industries and exploring opportunities for improvement and market outreach.
Green Energy Mills exhibited at GM Innovation Expo 2026, bringing AEOLUS 515 to a public exhibition for the first time. It was an opportunity to introduce our small-scale wind technology, start conversations and connect with people working across different industries.
Introducing AEOLUS 515 to the public
Taking AEOLUS 515 into an exhibition setting marked an important step for GEM. Showing the turbine in person gave us a way to introduce our work directly and open up discussions about small-scale wind energy.
Conversations across industries
A key highlight was meeting experts from a range of sectors. These conversations gave us the chance to exchange perspectives, explore ideas and consider where knowledge from other industries could help us improve our approach.
We also explored opportunities to strengthen our marketing and reach new audiences. For GEM, the event was about more than showcasing a product: it was a chance to listen, learn and begin conversations that could support our next stage of development.
Building on the connections
Our focus now is on building on the conversations started at the Expo and exploring the opportunities they highlighted. We’re grateful to everyone who took the time to meet us and learn about AEOLUS 515.
Interested in what small-scale wind could mean for your site? Complete our interest form to start a conversation with the GEM team.
Green Energy Mills exhibited at GM Innovation Expo 2026, bringing AEOLUS 515 to a public exhibition for the first time. It was an opportunity to introduce our small-scale wind technology, start conversations and connect with people working across different industries.
Introducing AEOLUS 515 to the public
Taking AEOLUS 515 into an exhibition setting marked an important step for GEM. Showing the turbine in person gave us a way to introduce our work directly and open up discussions about small-scale wind energy.
Conversations across industries
A key highlight was meeting experts from a range of sectors. These conversations gave us the chance to exchange perspectives, explore ideas and consider where knowledge from other industries could help us improve our approach.
We also explored opportunities to strengthen our marketing and reach new audiences. For GEM, the event was about more than showcasing a product: it was a chance to listen, learn and begin conversations that could support our next stage of development.
Building on the connections
Our focus now is on building on the conversations started at the Expo and exploring the opportunities they highlighted. We’re grateful to everyone who took the time to meet us and learn about AEOLUS 515.
Interested in what small-scale wind could mean for your site? Complete our interest form to start a conversation with the GEM team.