7lazy77 said: (quoted from post at 10:36:06 01/18/10) Recently the State of Wyoming passed a $4800 cash grant for the residential installation of a turbine. I have been considering installing a turbine for several years, but now seems to be a good time to seriously consider/install with this grant.
I live in an area which is considered "good" & a Wind Power Class of 4 (out of 7) by the U.S. Dept of Energy.
Here are some of the specifics....The unit + installation is a total of $13,500. With the $4,800 grant, it will cost me a TOTAL of $8,700. I am looking at the Skystream 3.7 that has a rated capacity of 2.4 kW & begins producing power in an 8mph breeze.
Just was looking for some additional input (good or bad) in these personal turbines before I take the "plunge". Your time & help is GREATLY appreciated!
Sharpen your pencil and do the math. Compare to what your electricity is costing you now, and how many years it will be to break even on the cost of the turbine, and how much maintenance will be required before you get to the break even point. In my situation, it won't ever pencil out.
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