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Archive for the ‘Wind’ Category

Nanoventskin-MicroTurbines

by Daniela Muhawi, June 30th, 2008 No Comments »

Air power is becoming a more common investment. Huge turbines line coasts and hills where constant winds whip through to spin the massive blades. Wind farms comprised of these towering blades are constantly expanding. But why focus on building turbines on such a massive scale, rather than focusing on the alternative; less intrusive smaller turbines [...]

Marquiss Wind Power

by Daniela Muhawi, May 1st, 2008 No Comments »

Marquiss Wind Power - Blowing Away the Energy Bill. It may be annoying to hear wind whip its way around your home forcing windows to rattle and trees to bend and creak under its pressure. But with new wind technology, at least it is no longer wasted energy. The patented ducted wind turbine designed by [...]

Airtricity-”Building a More Powerful Europe” with Wind Farms

by Daniela Muhawi, April 10th, 2008 No Comments »

Machines driven by wind are nothing new: Windmills date back to as far as 200 B.C where Persian farmers used these mesmerizing contraptions for grinding grains. Windmills are still popular today, especially in Europe where it is impossible not to see a windmill when touring areas like Denmark. Wind energy has been manipulated for centuries [...]


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