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Is a home-sized wind turbine right for your dwelling? When answering this question, there are many factors to consider. Therefore, instead of makin...

With the increase in drones and wind farms around the world, aerodynamic noise from these sources has become a more and more prevalent issue. With ...

As the demand for clean energy grows, wind power has become a crucial player in the shift towards a more sustainable future. However, concerns abou...

As winter tightens its grip and debates over energy supply intensify, one source emerges as a powerful ally in reducing our reliance on natural gas...

Are home wind turbines worth the investment? There are a few factors to consider. Economically, they are a viable purchase that will pay themselves...

Wind Turbines have always been questioned regarding the safety of birds. Many people believe that Wind Turbines are hazardous as birds end up flyin...

Raw data from Environment Canada provides wind speed measurements from 50,000+ locations across Canada at 3 different heights every 10 minutes from...

As Canadians kicked off the pleasant Victoria Day long weekend, it wasn't as jubilant for parts of Ontario and Québec which were welcomed by powerf...

Wind turbines are a renewable clean energy source that has seen recent rapid growth globally for their reliability and efficiency. To get the most ...

When you think of a wind turbine, chances are the image of a horizontal wind turbine pops into your head. However, did you know vertical axis wind turbines also exist? In this week's blog post we discuss all the different types of wind turbines and list out some advantages and disadvantages of each of them.

If you have stepped outside for a few seconds, chances are you have felt the force of the wind. It is always around us yet do you know where it comes from? This week's blog post discusses where the wind comes from, and how it affects our planet. We promise the blog will blow you away, click the link to learn more!

There are several different factors that influence the output of wind turbines such as turbine efficiency, wind speed and air density. Lucky for us, Canada is blessed with good winds and has some ideal land that can be used to optimize the use of wind turbines.