Yes. California produces electricity for 650,000 homes in Los Angeles,with WIND farms near Palm Springs. Texas produces electricity for 890,000 homes, primarily in Fort Worth and Dallas, and North Texas. The largest wind farm in the USA is in West Texas. When companies like GE, Siemens, and nations like the Chinese, Germans, FRENCH, Spain and Holland invest heavily in wind, your must realized the massive amount of research that has gone into this. Of course, INVESTORS like Warren Buffet would not invest in Wind Turbines, if they were not ECONOMICALLY feasible. Wind is the fastest growing sector of the economy in the world.

Other smaller success stories for individual use are schools like Shallowater, Texas. The Shallowater ISD has 5 turbines that save the school $148,000 per year. This money is used to hire special reading teachers and buy books for students. Mayor Bloomberg of New York CITY has urged every building and bridge in NYC to consider wind turbines for additional power. The Logan Airport at Boston has a plan to put in several wind turbines generating power on it's office building at the airport. Cities such as Sweetwater,Texas, or Tucumcari, New Mexico have strongly supported wind. Sidney and Perth Australia, produce all the electricity for their drinking water desalination plants with wind turbines. www.wind-inc.us is selling turbines throughout the USA with great customer response.

A grocery store owner in Canada purchased one, and said that it increased his store volume of sales so much that it paid for the wind turbine in 2 months. In general the public likes wind power, because it is clean, and comes from nature.

Yes. California produces electricity for 650,000 homes in Los Angeles,with wind farms near Palm Springs. Texas produces electricity for 890,000 homes, primarily in Fort Worth and Dallas, and North Texas. The largest wind farm in the USA is in West Texas. When companies like GE, Siemens, and nations like the Chinese, Germans, French, Spain and Holland invest heavily in wind, your must realized the massive amount of research that has gone into this. Of course, investors like Warren Buffet would not invest in Wind Turbines, if they were not economically feasible. Wind is the fastest growing sector of the economy in the world.

Other smaller success stories for individual use are schools like Shallowater, Texas. The Shallowater ISD has 5 turbines that save the school $148,000 per year. This money is used to hire special reading teachers and buy books for students. Mayor Bloomberg of New York City has urged every building and bridge in NYC to consider wind turbines for additional power. The Logan Airport at Boston has a plan to put in several wind turbines generating power on it's office building at the airport. Cities such as Sweetwater,Texas, or Tucumcari, New Mexico have strongly supported wind. Sidney and Perth Australia, produce all the electricity for their drinking water desalination plants with wind turbines. www.wind-inc.us is selling turbines throughout the USA with great customer response.

A grocery store owner in Canada purchased one, and said that it increased his store volume of sales so much that it paid for the wind turbine in 2 months. In general the public likes wind power, because it is clean, and comes from nature.