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Democratic Ecology Wind Turbine
Designer Philippe Starck goes green this time round with the Democratic Ecology wind turbine - a partially transparent plastic generator. He is targeting a $630 price point for this puppy, claiming that the turbine is able to generate between 20% and 60% of a typical home’s energy needs. If that’s the case, the Return on [...]
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