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One of the world's leading physicists warns that wind energy is a waste of resources and that solar energy should be the focus.
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- by ttrenaissance October 7, 2009 7:51 AM PDT
- There are Storage Systems for Wind, its called a MAGNETIC LEVITATION FLYWHEEL ASSEMBLY and is easily deployed. The way it works is excess energy is stored when the wind blows by converting it to rotational energy which virtually never depletes as the magnetic flywheel spins virtually frictionless. When power is needed some of the rotational energy is tapped to generate electricity.
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