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Working Hybrid Wind-Solar System
February 15th, 2008
Here’s a short video demonstration of a hybrid home electrical generation system developed by SEMA Technology that we’ll be exploring in more depth later. While it does depend on a storage system (battery), it would only take one of these to power my homestead. I’d still have to weigh longevity of its capacity and cost of replacement before I’d change my mind about going with the backwards meter. Which might cost me less over time and avoids the necessity to either turn off the solar cells or send the wind energy to a heat sink as waste.
Next week I’m planning a series looking at the best and most affordable technologies out there right now, and what’s on line for the future.
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Great post on hybrids. Check out our hybrid page when you get the chance http://www.thecarconnection.com/style/green
Thanks, Hybrid! I’ll certainly check it out.