Options for micro wind generation: part three

20 November 2009
Bill Holdworth

In the final article in a series of three on the use and development of small urban wind turbines, Bill Holdworth draws on his project work with one large UK retailer to explain what is needed if such micro wind generation technology is to have any chance of success - outside of the pr department that is.

 

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we shall save our energy says:

11 December 2009
i have been trying to work on renewable energy sources on developing countries including my country ethiopia and am happy getting connected with u and i would say we can contribute more to ur web page articles regularly
Thank u

windxprt says:

25 November 2009
Bleeding edge 4 the few who dare to get this job done

BERON says:

25 November 2009

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