At Powerhouse Wind, we are excited by the opportunity #smallscalewind offers to complement #solarpower to create remote systems that can deliver #renewableenergy in all weathers and seasons. Our #PowerCrate system is a factory built solution as easy to deliver as a 20' container.
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@1NewsNZ Walking and cycling will not only help us meet our international emissions obligations, but improve physical and mental health. I can only hope the minister has a better idea?
Some excellent research into the stall behaviour of the Thinair wing, done jointly by Sarah Wakes (University of Otago), Goran Gabriel (University of Rostock) and Pierre-Yves Potonnier (Powerhouse Wind) has just been published...https://t.co/d3ZBWUBK3K
The Otago Energy Research Centre has published the presentations from the annual symposium. Latest theme 'Energy Transitions at the Edge'. https://t.co/J9FTMGzfeF
Powerhouse Wind slides at https://t.co/n7rv9lU4y9
@PamelaStirling I was devastated by the news of the loss of the listener. Personally I would be prepared to pay a lot more than the current subscription to regain/retain access to such fundamentally important journalism, especially if it was NZ owned. Thank you for this wonderful magazine!
@NotedNZ@nzlistener @NorthSouthNZ @MetroMagNZ I am devastated - reading the Listener has been an important part of my routine for many years, and I find both the regular and feature articles unfailingly interesting.
@A_G_Hawkins If we had any intention of meeting the Paris targets, those 3/4 of known reserves that can't be burned should be financially stranded assets, so being prepared to spend upwards of $800 million to add to this pool says a lot about the respect held for these goals. Madness for sure