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Ecowhisper launches revolutionary quiet wind turbine

Ecowhisper Turbines

eco-whisperEcowhisper Turbines, an Australian Renewable Energy company, announced today that it has launched an innovative 20 kW electricity-producing wind turbine that is virtually silent.

Currently in the final stages of testing at a leading manufacturing organisation in Victoria, the wind turbine features a unique horizontal axis design, comprised of 30 blades extending outwards from a centre fairing to an outer ring. Standing 23 metres in height and boasting a large tail, this unconventional design maximises the turbine's ability to capture wind resources, while rendering the operation almost noiseless. A further three turbines are planned to be erected in the immediate future.

Michael Le Messurier, Ecowhisper's Business Development Manager said today that the turbine is set to revolutionise small to medium size electricity generation (20kW) for commercial sites, urban developments and agricultural/rural applications.

"The Ecowhisper turbine is a huge advancement for wind power technology, particularly in the mid-size 20 kW market," said Mr Le Messurier. "The quietness of the wind turbine and its ability to operate effectively in a range of wind conditions makes it well-suited for organisations seeking to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and achieve the renewable target of 20% by 2020. Suited to grid and non-grid connections, the turbine is extremely versatile and has great appeal for commercial sites, urban environments, such as industrial parks, airports, community groups, ports and manufacturing facilities.

Australia has excellent wind resources by world standards and Mr Le Messurier believes there are excellent opportunities for renewable energy. "Energy is a vital part of our economic development and our future rests with cleaner power. Ecowhisper Turbines offers a sustainable, economic and viable alternative that harnesses the renewable power of the wind."

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