Archive for the ‘Wind Energy Power’ Category
Kitegen Stem – High Altitute Wind Energy
The Kitegen Stem is an italian developed power plant that is rated at 3MW. A 27MW kitegen Windpark (9 stem units) is under construction since Dez 09.
1MW installed will be about 4 times cheaper than conventional windturbines with a capacity factor from 50-85% depending on location an operating high (800-10.000m).
The Stem could be operated offshore or on a ship.
Heres much more information on the project (with comments by the Italien inventors).
http://europe.theoildrum.com/node/5538
http://europe.theoildrum.com/node/5554
www.kitegen.com
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wind turbine, vawt
diy wind turbine, free power, wind power, free energy, clean energy, green energy, green power, 12 volt dc motor, power your home for free
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Making Wind Power A Reality
Juan de Bedout, a scientist at General Electric’s Global Research Center discusses wind power at a recent energy briefing at the Technology Center.
Duration : 0:3:57
what kind of energy does wind power work?
wind power energy
Kenetic energy of the wind is converted to mechanical energy by the blades and into the shaft which subesquently turns a generator to produce electrical energy. You could reverse the process and have electric power to a motor to turn the shaft of a fan to create a breeze.
How to Make an Inexpensive Vertical Wind Turbine – Part 1
Kit for sale now- http://www.berezintechnologies.com
Visit Blog at http://berezin.com/jeff for details on wind and other stuff I do.
Part 2 is now done and covers power generation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24LSnATIZhw
Harness the wind for less than $100.
DIY vertical wind turbine of the Savonius style.
Notable is that this cost less than $100 in materials so far and that the largest part of this turbine is recycled materials (the PVC drums previously held Balsamic Vinegar from Italy).
Also, this turns well in a very light wind.
Axle: 3 inch PVC piping from Home Depot
Bearings: 5 inch lazy suzan from Lowes.
Part 2 will cover power generation and connection to the battery bank.
Duration : 0:8:36
How to Make an Inexpensive Vertical Wind Turbine – Part 1
Kit for sale now- http://www.berezintechnologies.com
Visit Blog at http://berezin.com/jeff for details on wind and other stuff I do.
Part 2 is now done and covers power generation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24LSnATIZhw
Harness the wind for less than $100.
DIY vertical wind turbine of the Savonius style.
Notable is that this cost less than $100 in materials so far and that the largest part of this turbine is recycled materials (the PVC drums previously held Balsamic Vinegar from Italy).
Also, this turns well in a very light wind.
Axle: 3 inch PVC piping from Home Depot
Bearings: 5 inch lazy suzan from Lowes.
Part 2 will cover power generation and connection to the battery bank.
Duration : 0:8:36
How to Make an Inexpensive Vertical Wind Turbine – Part 1
Kit for sale now- http://www.berezintechnologies.com
Visit Blog at http://berezin.com/jeff for details on wind and other stuff I do.
Part 2 is now done and covers power generation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24LSnATIZhw
Harness the wind for less than $100.
DIY vertical wind turbine of the Savonius style.
Notable is that this cost less than $100 in materials so far and that the largest part of this turbine is recycled materials (the PVC drums previously held Balsamic Vinegar from Italy).
Also, this turns well in a very light wind.
Axle: 3 inch PVC piping from Home Depot
Bearings: 5 inch lazy suzan from Lowes.
Part 2 will cover power generation and connection to the battery bank.
Duration : 0:8:36
Wind Power Works Campaign video
In December of this year world leaders will meet in Copenhagen to determine our future.
Addressing the most pressing issue of our time, the meeting will negotiate the cuts to carbon emissions which countries must commit to in order to combat climate change.
The scientific consensus is that carbon emissions need to peak and decline by 2020 to prevent global temperatures increasing by 2 degrees Celsius or more, a rise which would precipitate the worst consequences of climate change. Achieving this, however, will require significant reductions in CO2 emissions.
The situation is very urgent but there is no guarantee that leaders will commit to the deep cuts required.
The technology for making this happen exists, and we need to make sure world leaders know the facts. We can make the cuts needed and still power the world.
Please visit www.windpowerworks.net/passiton for more information.
Duration : 0:1:18
China’s Green Beat – Wind Power in China
http://www.chinasgreenbeat.com
Wind Power in China
中国的风力发电
Duration : 0:5:23
Plug-In Wind Power!
Featured in Popular Science alongside GE and Google on products that they see as game changers: http://www.popsci.com/entertainment-amp-gaming/article/2009-04/presidential-power
Fast Company Magazine has this to say about the Jellyfish:
http://www.fastcompany.com/blog/anya-kamenetz/green-day/google-checks-out-pc-renewable-energy
Jellyfish Wind Power Concept:
What if you could plug renewable wind energy into the wall just like a blender or a toaster? Instead of using power, a wind appliance actually generates it!
For more details visit:
http://www.clariantechnologies.com/
Smart-Grid Enabled:
With onboard Wi-Fi/WiMAX the Jellyfish is also smart-grid enabled. Today, wind and solar-powered homes are operated as autonomous points within the local electrical grid. However, they are an overlooked, yet important electrical power resource. If instead, each were harnessed collectively and tied interactively with the local utility grid as a Point-to-Grid (P2G) power generator, or even regulator, considerable economic, environmental and system reliability benefits are possible. By itself, each of these power sources is indeed small in its impact on the power system. In the aggregate, however, the economic value of P2G power is significant, more than enough to offset the initial cost of installing the required control hardware and integrating these systems with the local utility grid. Equally important, the necessary regulatory and energy distribution infrastructure, and hardware components to enable a number of different types of P2G-based systems are already in place today. The convergence of existing distributed electric power and Wi-Fi/WiMAX technologies creates an emerging market opportunity for technology and service providers to enable and accelerate the introduction of various types of P2G-enabled power generation.
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