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Making Use of the Wind's Energy

Everyday on this planet there is a huge amount of potential electrical energy that is simply not being taken advantage, WIND!  More and more people are realizing this and deciding to build a windmill, to take advantage of this renewable energy. 

What Are the Benefits of Wind Energy?

In today's economy, nobody can afford not to take advantage of money-saving opportunities, and fuels like gasoline, natural gas, and coal are only going to get more expensive, while wind energy systems will only get cheaper as they become more popular.  Below are a few of the biggest reasons wind energy is beneficial, and why you need to build a windmill this weekend. 

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A)  Absolutely free energy: The wind cannot be harnessed, and therefore cannot be sold.  All you need is a wind power system. 

B)  It's Greener: There are no harmful emissions associated with wind power, as there are with the fossil fuels your electric company burns to power your home or business. 

C)  It can actually make you money: Check with your local electric company to see if any extra electricity you generate will be bought for cash or credit. 

D)  Backup for outages: The next time your electricity goes out you will have something to fall back on. 

E)  Helps to end our energy-dependence: Every watt you generate or job you accomplish with wind power lowers the demand for foreign sources of energy. 

How Do We Take Energy From The Wind?

Wind turbines, or windmills, can be used for a number of purposes, from getting physical work done to generating electricity.  The electricity-generating uses are becoming increasingly popular as our planet's limited resources dwindle at ever-quickening rates. 

If you choose to build a windmill, it is pretty basic.  There is a base, a tower, a shaft, a set of blades, and a generator, if electricity is being generated.  The shape of each blade is responsible for converting the wind's energy into the mechanical energy that will accomplish work or generate electricity.  Every windmill needs about an acre of open space and consistent wind of around 11 mph. 

What Can Wind Energy Be Used For?

There are so many ways to use wind energy.  Below are just a few:

1.  Powering any electrical devices you have
2.  Pumping unwanted water
3.  Grinding grains, corn, or other material

With all the great reasons out there for owning a windmill, if owning one is an option for you, there is no excuse not to start taking advantage of this natural source of renewable energy as soon as possible.  You will be doing yourself, your country, and your planet a huge favor, so build a windmill today!