Wind turbines are becoming more popular as an alternative source of energy, with ever-increasing power prices and the prospect of knowing that one day we will all need to use the Wind for power.
The use of small turbines has mainly been for supplying small applications in places that have no access to mains power - such as on boats or caravans.
Buying a wind turbine is a little more complicated than one might imagine - you'll need to get planning permission and check that your area has the right wind supply to power your turbine.
Some supplier of small turbines can be found at the BWEA website who also tell you all there is to know about wind turbines, placement of the turbine and how to go about it the right way.
The use of small turbines has mainly been for supplying small applications in places that have no access to mains power - such as on boats or caravans.
Buying a wind turbine is a little more complicated than one might imagine - you'll need to get planning permission and check that your area has the right wind supply to power your turbine.
Some supplier of small turbines can be found at the BWEA website who also tell you all there is to know about wind turbines, placement of the turbine and how to go about it the right way.