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How We Solved The Home Wind Turbine Problem
How We Solved The Home Wind Turbine Problem. Get an exclusive Surfshark deal! Enter promo code UNDECIDED to get up to 6 additional months for free at http://surfshark.deals/undecided Whenever I cover wind turbines many of you ask about what's available for home applications. At the moment, I've got both good news and bad news. The bad news is that the current market for residential wind is…less than great. The good news? We have a lot of new innovations that look to improve it. The team behind the U.S.-based startup Harmony Turbines is hoping to popularize wind energy for the masses and allow them to have their iPhone moment. Plus, if you remember our video on Aeromine's rooftop models from last year, we have an update on how its "motionless" design is progressing out in the real world. But of course, these are far and away from the only companies working on bringing wind power generation to our backyards. Residential wind has to have its moment someday, but when? Or should I say, "but wind?"