• We all know the wind turbine as a horizontal, pole mounted windmill with propeller blades.

• These horizontal units are not suitable for an urban landscape from the visual point of view, from vibration concerns, and from structural implications. Certainly they can not be mounted on a rooftop.

• But, vertical wind turbines (VAWTs) can be adapted for the urban landscape by mounting them on the top of high city buildings. 

• Technological progress has made the urban roof mounted turbine a reality. Combined with a quiet turbine, and lower vibration muffled by proper isolation makes the new turbine suitable for the rooftop.

• Flat roof vertical wind turbines (VAWT) are:

  • Energy efficient, reliable, roof mounted and affordable

  • Have very little vibration

  • Will catch wind from any direction

  • Produce little noise

  • Are a high performance sustainable renewable energy source

  • Produce 1KW, and up to 100 KW of power.

  • Are designed for grid tie (net metering and/or independent with battery storage) or non-grid connected.

  • In windy areas they can provide 100% of your energy needs

  • 10 KW can be used to power 100% of all hallway lighting in a   200 unit apartment building,   

  • Payback is as little as 8 years in the right roof top location

  • Buy it or Lease it for an incremental higher cost as your hydro bill. In the end you will own an asset that will produce power for 20 years.

  • Reduce your energy reliance on your utility.

  • Reduce your energy, reduce your costs.

  • Reduce your carbon footprint

  • Make the earth a better place to live in.

10 KW Vertical Axis Wind turbine (VAWT)

The evolution of the vertical wind turbine is complete!

Installation Completed in JULY 2009

TORONTO , ONTARIO, CANADA

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Pole Mounted Cylindrical vertical axis wind turbine (VAWT) in

Toronto, Ontario,Canada, July 2009

Mississauga, Ontario

Head Office (905) 290-2625

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