Brad Sorensen

Wind-Win Advances Wind Turbine Design: From Propeller to Jet Engine Technology

Submitted by Verdexchange on October 20, 2007 - 12:36pm

Brad SorensenExperts and investors alike agree that wind power is currently the most viable form of renewable energy available for mass production. Yet despite recent improvements in efficiency and cost, wind power has a long way to go.

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Wind-Win Advances Wind Turbine Design: From Propeller to Jet Engine Technology

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