Archive for March, 2008
Posted in March 14th, 2008
Would you like to learn to build your own wind turbine? The cost of buying windmills new can be a bit expensive. If you are interested in exactly how windmill works then this book is just the thing for you. If you are in the USA then the European measurements might throw you, but it should […]
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Posted in March 14th, 2008
Test the wind around your home to find out if windmill power is for you. This handy little tool is called a Handheld Windspeed Meter. If you have regular winds it can let you know how fast they are moving. This meter has two ranges, the first is 2 to 10 mile per hour, and […]
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Posted in March 14th, 2008
Residential solar power is another great way of saving money on your electric bill.
If you are building a house this is a great idea, this one needs to be incorporated into the house plans and added from the beginning.
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Posted in March 10th, 2008
A father and son team in Texas have figured out how to fix a part in wind turbines that tends to wear out after years of use.
According to Sheryl Hall of dallasnews.com “One of those parts is an 18-inch-diameter device called a variable speed controller. A busted one can stop a 300-foot giant dead in […]
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Posted in March 10th, 2008
Not only do windmills create clean and renewable power, they also create jobs. A company from Denmark named LM Glasfiber is building a plant in the Port of Little Rock that will make the blades of a windmill.
This company will be employing around 500 workers within the next two years and should employ as […]
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Posted in March 10th, 2008
Maine is already considered the windmill capital of New England, but now Maine is considering whether not to add more windmills in their future. They are hoping to add 2 more wind turbine farms, which would generate 186 megawatts of power altogether. This amount of energy would power 70,000 average homes.
These projects were turned […]
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Posted in March 10th, 2008
OK, this is a house not the Enterprise, but it still might be the wave of the future.
Have you been wondering where to use windmill power? There are houses that make windmills an important part of the house’s structure. These are called Packaged Earthships and they are very economical, because the owner can build a […]
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Posted in March 9th, 2008
Deciding to use windmill power may be a great way to help you protect the environment, because it doesn’t generate any pollution. You could get a windmill just because you may need to be able to live off-grid. This is helpful if you live in a very rural area and can’t get access to […]
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Posted in March 9th, 2008
Deciding whether or not to get a windmill for your home or farm can seem difficult. Really, though, it is not that hard. You mostly need to decide what you need the windmill for, like pumping water or providing electricity. You then might want to do research to find out what is allowed in the […]
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Posted in March 9th, 2008
Windmills have been a traditional way of harnessing one of the most common elements in order to provide power. Often times, windmills were used for other tasks such as grinding grain or pumping water. Over the years, the windmill has developed into the electric turbine, which uses the power of the wind to create electricity. […]
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