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Article: Rooftop wind turbine seen as green energy starter kit

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Do It Yourself Wind/Solar Hybrid Kits for HomeOwners

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Are you interested in becoming an organizer in your area?: Yes

Tell us about your experience with alternative energy:: I am a designer, developer, and fabricator of small wind energy products that my company sells online. We have a growing dealer network of individuals who use my products. Customers have found the kits to be easy to deploy and understand. Many customers have found it easy to become customer/dealers. They are able to do this with no further investment and they see how easy people are to get interested.

Wind Power is something I've worked with starting when I was a teenager. I grew up in Culberson County Texas, same county as the most productive wind farms in TX. I used to work on Aermotor water windmills on the Delaware mountain ranch where I worked in the summer. This is the location of the wind farms today that send power all the way to Austin.

My fathers ranch in Texas had productive windmills producing water for the cattle. So, I've always known how reliable and powerful windmills are to operate. One of my favorite pictures is of our main windmill turned off because it made too much water. Water running over the side of a giant water tank, 150 head depending on wind power every day. WindPower is great and always has been a reliable source of proven energy.

What excites you about this campaign?: I am most excited about small wind energy myself and would like to see people saving money, making power with home wind turbines like I do. I am selling home wind turbine kits to customers nationwide. I have projects in design, fabrication, marketing, and distribution of wind turbines for rural, residential, and comminity wind projects. My business is WindEnergy7.com

What do you want to do to help?: On the site I have posted hundreds of items to help educate folks, welcome new members, and teach others about wind energy and solar systems.

I have a desire to help others save money and free themselves from dirty energy supplied by corrupt fatcat utilities. I have projects in design, fabrication, marketing, and distribution of wind turbines for rural, residential, and comminity wind projects. I want to help homeowners, farmers, ranchers, and school districts, to improve their economic conditions through wind energy. Email me if you are interested,
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Rooftop wind turbine seen as green energy starter kit

If the power fails in Loveland, Wesley Baldassare knows that his refrigerator and heater still will work. Baldassare, a home improvement contractor, installed a home wind turbine on his roof Wednesday after showing it off at a few area home and garden shows. The turbine uses wind energy to produce power for his home. “This is designed as a starter kit for green energy,” he said. “It’s designed to...

Michigan Wind Turbine Dealer Installing Home Turbines

Cottage Renovators, a remodeling and construction company in Hart Michigan has begun selling and installing home turbine systems. The company recently signed a deal with WindEnergy7.com, making them the dealer for about 20 counties in Michigan. I spoke with the owner of the company, Christian Cook, pictured here installing a system...

Texas Energy Policy, to Restrict Green Energy!

Here’s a quick look at Texas Net Metering Rules. I’m going to compare them to other states, states where the government Utility Commissions and Politicians are on the side of taxpayers and not sold out ....

Michigan Energy Policy, Needs Change In Leadership?

Now, let’s have a quick look at Michigan Net Metering Rules. I’m going to compare them to other states, states where the government Utility Commissions and Politicians are on the side of taxpayers and not....

Oklahoma Energy Policy, Needs Change In Leadership?

If you live in Oklahoma, your state allows Net Metering. But, I encourage you to contact your state representatives, governor, and Public Utility Officials to encourage changes and progress. Because if you compare....

STEP 1: Home Wind Turbine 101, Electricity Used and Cost

This is the first in a series of quick and brief (DIY) Do It Yourself articles from WindEnergy7.com. It is best if you read this series in order because they are written to benefit readers in that way. Our goal is to help educate customers not just sell products. Customers actually become dealers, because...

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At 1:41pm on June 16, 2009, Todd Fancher said…: By the way I have recently moved to Fairview, OK Which is up north ans has a lot of open plains not sure on spelling. It also has a lot of what I call plateaus which are flat top hills of mini mountains. Which if that can support them would be great because they are up high and unobstructed. Northern Oklahoma is flat. Thanks Todd

At 8:13pm on March 12, 2009, Deli Reaves said…: Sure wish I could afford your windmill. We are moving to 10 acres in Granbury, Texas soon. If you ever need a volunteer windmill keeper, call me..

At 8:22am on March 11, 2009, Carolyn said…: Hi,
Is there anything renters can do? Heck, we can't even insulate our place or replace windows or anything because we rent an apartment. Our electric bill is thru the roof due to these issues. It seems all "what you can do to cut consumption" is geared strictly to "homeowners". HELP!

At 2:50pm on March 4, 2009, tommy hicks said…: samuel, just wanted to say hello and hope your recovery is progressing nicely. i still have two properties to sale before i can consider big purchases. i hope business is brisk. later , tommy

At 10:11pm on March 3, 2009, Max said…: Cool, Thanks! Glad you found me! :)

Max

At 5:27pm on February 27, 2009, Tim Heming said…: Hi, I have wrote to you before, and you said that the Detroit Metro area still has openings for dealerships? I also have a question about your turbines, do you manufacture them here in the U.S.? This is really important to me that you use U.S. labor for manufacture. Thanks Tim Heming

At 5:24pm on February 12, 2009, Betty Frazier said…: Thank you for the comment. Would love to have you on my friends list. I looked at your web site. Very interesting. My husband and I are very interested in wind power. We live in a very small "country" Texas town with a lot of flat land. Sorry about the reply taking so long. Haven't been on the site in a while. Will check back more often and look forward to hearing from you

At 11:07am on February 8, 2009, Brian said…: Thanks for the info, sorry for the delay. right now I'm trying to research a variety of options as I want to utilize the best features wen I do build a house.

Thanks again.

At 7:53am on January 31, 2009, MISTER MIKEST said…: DUDE
I checked out your site &
sent a request
Sure like to add you to the group of friends
Peace MR MIKE

At 12:29pm on January 27, 2009, Ellen Lipsmeyer said…: Thank you so very much for all of the helpful information you left for me. I'm sorry I'm so long getting back to you but have had much going on. I have sent out information to my friends and have also joined the Pickens Plan on facebook and Boone's page on MySpace to keep up with all that is happening as well. Thank you again for all of your help. Ellen