consumer electronics show: housebroken wind turbines from urban green energy - solar street lamp
After the gadgets and gadgets in the rooms and rooms, see a wind turbine in the middle of the consumer electronics display area in Las Vegas like breathing fresh air.
Initially, however, the whirlpool of green energy in the city looked more like an abstract sculpture.
Or maybe something in science fiction. fi movie.
This machine, known as a vertical wind turbine, has traditionally been limited to remote farmland and hills due to its towering size.
However, at a height of less than 9 feet M, the vortex can provide clean electricity from the poles in the yard or from the roof of the home, office or other urban buildings.
Buyers will have to pay over $4,000-at least --
But its manufacturers say the turbine can withstand a wind explosion of up to 120 miles an hour and last for 20 years.
The installation time is less than an hour and a government rebate is available for at least 30% of the cost. The New York-
The company also produces 6 feet to 43 feet of other turbines.
These machines can provide consumers in cities and suburbs with renewable energy to replace solar panels.
After all, portable or small devices seem to surge recentlyscale clean-
Technological innovation. But wait -
Urban Green Energy has come to mind.
These turbines are clearly connected to the existing solar infrastructure.
Another product of the companythe Sanya -
-Mixed wind-and solar-
Recently installed LED street lights outside the Civic Center of San Francisco.
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