Regeno is tackling one of the biggest challenges in the transition to net zero: making wind energy more accessible. The team is developing a modular wind turbine that is designed to be easier to transport, install and maintain, helping businesses adopt renewable energy with fewer of the barriers that have traditionally slowed deployment.
Developing hardware at that scale requires more than desk space. It demands an environment where ideas can quickly become physical prototypes, tested, refined and improved through constant iteration.
That’s one of the reasons Regeno chose to base themselves at thebeyond. With workshop facilities integrated into the workspace, the team can move seamlessly between design and manufacture without losing momentum. Whether they’re building components, testing new concepts or refining existing designs, everything they need is close at hand.
That hands-on approach is central to how Regeno develops its technology. Being able to prototype quickly allows the team to learn faster, solve engineering challenges as they arise and continue improving a product designed to make renewable energy more practical and affordable.
The collaborative environment has also become an important part of the company’s journey. Sharing a workspace with other startups means there’s always someone to exchange ideas with, whether that’s discussing a technical challenge, making an introduction or simply offering a different perspective. Those conversations often happen naturally and have led to valuable relationships with other businesses based at thebeyond.
As the company continues to grow, access to experienced mentors and business support provides another source of guidance. Having people nearby who understand the realities of building an early-stage technology company helps the team navigate challenges while staying focused on developing solutions that can make a lasting impact.
For Regeno, having the right facilities under one roof, alongside a community of people solving equally ambitious problems, has created an environment where they can concentrate on what matters most: building renewable energy technology that is simpler to deploy and ready for the real world.