I consult nationally with rural and semi-rural property owners on installing very small (<10kW) and independent industrial wind turbines (10kW-1 MW) on their property.

I have a western office in Georgetown, Colorado for western ranchers and other property owners. I am also available internationally.

Wind generated electricity can provide the power to run your home or business (factory, farm, retail, commercial building or apartment building).

By using an electric heat pump, the wind-generated electricity can also provide you with air-conditioning, space heating (SH) and, in certain situations, domestic hot water (DHW).

Wind generated electricity replaces most of the electricity you now buy from the power company.

Wind generated electricity can replace most of the LP, propane or natural gas that you now use for space heating, and, in certain situations, hot water heating.

Does your state have net metering? Are there other incentives for small wind in  your state?

Make an appointment for a consultation to see if it is practical for you to install a wind turbine on your property.

I will be in Chicago May 5-7 to attend WindPower 2009.  We can meet at the Conference or at my Chicago office.

Go to ATTENDING WINDPOWER 2009, May 5-7, Chicago, IL USA

To contact me go to Michael Stavy's Contact Information

Bergy Excel 10 kW Wind Turbine

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