The technical advances that could make wind power viable everywhere

6/10/2015

This article discusses a new wind turbine design that aims to generate power even in low-wind locations. Traditional wind turbines require a minimum wind speed to generate electricity efficiently, making them less viable in areas with inconsistent or low wind conditions. The new design uses a series of smaller blades positioned in a way that creates a swirling motion, allowing the turbine to capture wind energy even at lower speeds. The article explains the engineering behind this new design and highlights its potential to make wind power more accessible and effective in locations previously considered unsuitable for wind energy.

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