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Inerjy elaborates on pros and cons of wind energy and what makes this renewable source preferred and differed over other renewable sources of energy.

Inerjy revisits the history of early wind turbines, their nature of early operations and growth of wind as power source over the years.

Inerjy explains 5 factors of a wind turbine design to asses before making a purchase decision of a wind turbine for electricity generation.

Inerjy, one of the pioneers of Vertical axis wind turbines offers EcoVert wind turbines which are ideal for remote locations and Islands. Read 10 reasons why a vertical axis wind turbine is perfect solution of power for the islands. http://www.inerjy.com/island-power/10-Reasons-Ecovert-is-Perfect-for-the-Islands.html

With wind as the energy source, power is generated by wind turbines, mechanical devices designed to capture kinetic energy in the wind and transform it into electricity. Wind turbines are, in general, composed of just a few but very sophisticated elements: a series of blades, rotor, gearbox, drive train, generator, computerized control system and structural components. - See more at: http://www.inerjy.com/inerjy-university/how-do-wind-turbines-work.html

Using wind as a source of power isn’t a new concept, although the large-scale adoption of wind turbines as a means of harnessing the power contained within the wind is a relatively new one. Wind energy, in the USA at least, was not widely adopted until relatively recently. The United States has, however, now caught up and exceeded early wind power adopters, like Germany and Denmark. - See more at: http://www.inerjy.com/inerjy-university/how-does-wind-energy-work.html