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For those looking to break the relationship with their local utility company, even only partially, a residential wind turbine could be the logical next choice, depending on the amount of money available to invest, the amount of power that they require and the location of the property.
For an investment of $15,000 to $50,000, a self-sufficient individual could come up with a wind turbine system that could provide for most, if not all, of their home’s energy needs. And in some cases,lathe tools, a residential wind turbine might even provide enough energy that your local utility company might be willing to pay you for any excess power that you have.
To determine if wind energy is the right step for you, you would want to ask yourself a couple of questions. Namely, how much energy your household requires to maintain your current standard of living? Is there enough property available for your wind turbine to perform? And do you have enough wind, roughly 12 mph, blowing to maintain your energy production?