Going Green - Something to THINK about

With such a low average wind speed why would you buy a wind turbine? Maybe you could find somebody to trade for a solar system, or are you in a perpetual overcast as well?

http://www.windenergy.com/products/skystream/skystream-3.7

The turbine buyer checked the wind speed average for 2 years at a lower elevation and came up with an at least 10 MPH wind average, no not scientifically, intermittently, but using an anemometer. It is irrelevant because a turbine company with faulty anemometer support equipment came up with lower windspeeds at 40' higher elevation, that way low output can be justified. Each one of the turbines was able to produce between 20 to 30 kWh on ONE occasion for each turbine (24 hour period), maybe that is why each one was replaced? There are at least 6 additional turbines in the area, production? but they do turn, this one turns best when it does not have to catch the wind.( Desk jockey's say the tower is level, it is as level as the Skylevel included in the last turbine issued is non operational. It was FREE.) Companies claims are great also. Solar is probably better in Italy than Texas.

14% more turbines - 4% more carbon dioxide.

Long live the green brigade with their polluting machines.

Seriously green is good but many lies are told of a windmills abilities.

A good windmill is one with flames coming out of it.

You are right, many lies are told and many ethics bite the dust.