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FAQ continued . . .

  Q: What is the difference between a Vertical Axis Wind Turbine and a Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine?

  A: The Vertical axis wind turbine's rotating shaft is perpendicular to the ground.

  Q: Why Vertical axis wind turbines make much less noise than horizontal axis wind turbines?

  A: The cause of noise is mainly because of blades cutting through the air flow. However, air flow through a vertical   axis wind turbine is different as the rotation speed is much lower. As a result, it produces much less noise, almost no   noise at all. 

  Q: Why are our products more advanced?

  A: Each new product has gone through countless wind tunnel experiments to further prove its functions as well as a   series of conducted computer facilitated simulations. Given the unique blade design, the VAWT can self start at just   1m/s and begin generating electricity at 1.2m/s.

  Q: Who are the potential users of vertical axis wind turbines?

  A: Due to low level noise outputs, this allows for applications in built up urban areas as well as rural locations. This   versatility would therefore be ideal for shopping centres, high streets, car parks and a number of other public areas.   Additionally, this benefit would allow advertising on the product for those companies who want to be seen as being   green in the public eye. Applications include residential, corporate and industrial buildings, hotels, schools, hospitals,   parks, open spaces and street lighting.

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