Distributed Wind Deployment: Net-Zero Homeowner

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Distributed Wind Deployment: Net-Zero Homeowner

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This is a case study on distributed wind. The owner had a 25-kilowatt Eocycle wind turbine installed on a 140-foot tower, which separates the turbine from treetops and other potential barriers to consistent winds.

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2018-08-01. Distributed Wind Deployment: Net-Zero Homeowner. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1501491

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