These are the 3 reasons wind turbines for homes will work for you at your house...
Supply back up power - In some areas, this can be very critical of course. There are some locations around the country that do not have reliable power supplies and at those locations there are frequent outages. When those outages occur, you need a backup source of power. By having a wind turbine on board, you can easily use the wind turbine to charge the set of batteries effortlessly in the background and then the battery system will be ready anytime you have an outage - to kick in immediately and protect critical pieces of equipment, like freezers, for example.
Supply power that can replace what you buy from your utility now - This of course is very critical as well because the price of utility supplied powers going up the rapid pace. The reason most people get into the business of buying a home wind turbine in the first place is just to cut the amount of power they have to buy from their power provider. In the beginning, you will be replacing $.05 or $.06 per kilowatt hour power with $.08-$.10 kilowatt hour power, because you are still having to pay for the wind turbine device first cost. However, as you go forward, you will pay for the device and all of your incremental power purchases will be basically offset by a zero cost home wind turbine power.
Sell power back to the grid - This is a very high end strategy. But, many people have an excess of power and can sell what they manufacture over and above their own requirements back to the electricity grid. While you'll not get the same amount that you pay for the power, you do get a substantial unit price that is roughly equivalent to the amount that it costs the utility to make power from their fossil fuel sources.
In conclusion, wind turbines for homes can be a great way to cut home costs, but you need to pick one of these options if you want to get the most out of the system.
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