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14 Aug 08
Michel BauwensThe popularity of wind energy is growing, but the turbines themselves are shrinking in size and cost, making affordable, personal wind power a reality.
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21 Jul 08
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To see if wind power makes sense for you economically, they suggest examining your electricity bill and your local wind speed
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“If you live in a state where electricity is very expensive, such as Alaska, Maine, or Hawaii, the payoff would be great, and would only take a couple of years,” says Kruse. “If you live in a state where electricity is not as expensive, the payoff may take up to fifteen years.”
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An average minimum for local wind speeds of 10 MPH is required for the device to be effective. “Depending on your state’s wind speed, you can save anywhere from $100 to $300 a month on your electric bill,
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Both Bergey Wind Power and Southwest Wind Power offer a list of states that provide rebates on turbines.
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The E2D WindMaster is a battery-based system that can generate enough electricity to lower electric bills by at least 25 percent, according to Freetricity. The WindMaster ranges in price from $1,400 to $2,300, making them considerably less than their Goliath counterparts, which can cost 10 times as much.
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Energy NetAs gas prices climb and electricity prices follow, people looking for alternatives are turning to the wind. The popularity of wind energy is growing, but the turbines themselves are shrinking in size and cost, making affordable, personal wind power a reality.
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