Japanese Firm to Build World's Largest Power-Generating Wind Tower

[Deadstring67]

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Specialists at the Japanese company ZENA Systems are working on a revolutionary wind energy generator.

The hexagonal structure is expected to be 50 meters tall and will play the role of a large scoop that captures wind from all directions, compresses it and then runs the air through a wind tunnel to a chain of turbines that convert it into electricity.

The project not only boasts wind-power system, but also a desalination plant, energy storage and a visitor center.

According to the Japanese firm, the on-site energy storage represents a new energy storage system that gathers power produced by the Wind Tower system.

It would be interesting to note that the system utilizes vanadium concentrated solution that is diluted using nano water and clean water. ZENA Systems looks forward to build its tower in Kurume, Fukuoka

Source:
Renewable Report: Massive Energy-Generating Wind Tower Proposed for Japan

[kajrot1]

おもしろそお です ね
interesting.. maytag naa pd plano atong governmnt ani haha
in the near future

[ArCkz]

Japan? No doubt they can make it. They are financially capable. Dli pa jud corrupt.

Philippines? Hehehe. Nevermind!

[likyam]

nice noh. i bet Philippines can do that. basta lang ba tarong ka storya ang gobyerno nya wai daghan corruption and wai red tape, kumbaga public private partnership na project. usa pa it's a win-win solution kai wai harm sa environment nya renewable pa dyud.

labi na na kita ang country most hit with typhoons di dyud tingai mahutdan kuryente. hehehehe.

to all Filipino ingenius and scientist. it's time to merge and go home. sakto na pangwarta sa ubang nasod. uli namo and tabang. hehehehe

[kajrot1]

haha on the second thought dako man day budget para ani costs billions cguro
never a chance na makatukod ta ani ^_^
milagro nlng

[cromagnon]

mogastu ka ug dako ani , nya dako man sad ka ug ma save instead of burning coals ,, this is a greate alternative source of energy ...

to the point libre nalng ang kuryente hehe , more productivity ... mayntag sili sa mo more ang corrupt..

[brandnewbien]

wai initiative atong government para maka huna huna mn lng ani. tsk tsk tsk tsk

[RemohDude]

wow this is a brilliant idea from the JAPs. imagine this is the only country perhaps who have yet to develop this kind of technology around the world and the good side is that, they will no longer develop a nuclear power plants that are detrimental to their country considering earthquakes are very common every year in JAPAN, so GOOD LUCK Japs..

[Deadstring67]

New alternative cya sa nuclear energy...

Ang germany nag plan na e shutdown ang ila nuclear plant.

German government wants nuclear exit by 2022 at latest | Reuters

[kajrot1]

makes me wanna go and lived in japan instead dri sa pinas haha nanimahong way ayo gobyernoha