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Invention brings wind energy home

Clipped to the Drawing Board by Rose Shah

They call it "wind turbine in a box," a simple off-the-shelf but high-performance wind turbine.
The innovative wind turbine is the first major launch of a commercial product from the Grand Valley State University energy center in Muskegon. Plans are to sell the turbine at home improvement stores for less than $2,000 to homeowners who can use it to provide up to 20 percent of their electricity.

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