Eco Factor: Compact vertical axis wind turbines designed for multiple uses.
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Windrex will come to the Renewable Energy Expo 2010 to be held in Seoul, Korea, with wind-solar hybrid street light that incorporates the company’s vertical axis wind-power generator and PV modules. The innovative system makes efficient energy generation possible in the conditions of low wind velocity and wind shift.
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The company also develops 300W, 500W and 1KW wind turbines and is currently working on a 3KW version, which is due to be launched by the end of this year. A much powerful 6KW version is also expected to be released by the first quarter of 2011.
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