VENTURE: Portable Windmill
Posted on 11. Mar, 2009 by Charles Tsai in E-Ventures, Environment, Tech-Ventures, Technology
Chew Yee Ng, 20, Singapore - A portable, easy to assemble and affordable windmill.
In rural areas and disaster struck areas electricity is hard to get, therefore lowering the living condition of these areas.
Windmills can be brought into these areas and start generating electricity without the need for constant supply of fuel (fuel is expensive and bad for the environment).
The windmill will be made of recyclable material. The expected outcome will be improving lives of those deprive of electricity, through green renewable energy.
It is a concept I have for Singapore. This design is to capture wind from all direction in a urban setting.
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Charles Tsai
11. Jan, 2009
Hi Chew Yee,
How much power can these windmills generate? Do you have sites where you can install these as a pilot?