14/10/2026
Climate change and biodiversity loss are often treated as two separate crises. They aren't. 🌍🦇
Wind energy is one of our strongest tools against climate change. But turbines also take a toll on wildlife, especially bats and birds. Many migrate across Europe, and our own research in Dobrogea showed that most noctule bats killed at turbines on the Black Sea coast had travelled from Ukraine, Belarus and Russia. Every turbine sits on a migration route that is shared across a whole continent.
Bats and Birds are also some of nature's best climate allies. They control insect pests, pollinate plants and spread seeds. Losing them makes ecosystems less resilient at the very moment we need them to be stronger.
That is why we built the TORI Ecosystem. We don't think it should be a choice between clean energy and healthy wildlife.
🔹 Koumori and Tori Deterrents, keeps bats and birds away from turbine blades.
🔹 Optical and Thermal imaging is in an advanced state of development and will detect bats and brids from safe distances
🔹 Shutdown-on-demand will stop turbines only when wildlife is actually at risk. That means less lost energy than blanket curtailment
Our experience speaks for itslef. Babadag wind park was once among the deadliest sites in Europe for bats. After years of careful mitigation, it has recorded zero bat carcasses per year for two years in a row, and now is the pioneer of sustainable change in Romania with the first TORI inatalation.
A green transition that destroys biodiversity isn't truly green. With TORI, wind farms can produce clean energy and protect the species we share the sky with. 💚
Alex Gavan - thank you for your support
Dragos Stefan Mantoiu