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SheerWind is changing the course of power generation. SheerWind's INVELOX technology increases wind speed allowing wind power to be harvested at record low wind speeds, safely and efficiently with ground based turbines. INVELOX produces power where no other renewable energy system is able. Installation possibilities include: remote locations, low wind speed areas, high wind speeds areas, on buildings, in urban areas, retrofit obsolete power plants, the possibilities are endless!

Business type: Renewable Energy Technology
Product types: High Performance Wind PowerLow Wind Speed PowerBird Safe Wind Power.
Service types: consulting, design, installation, construction, engineering, project development services, education and training services, research services, architectural design services
Address: 143 Jonathan Blvd North, Chaska, Minnesota USA 55318-2342
Telephone: 952-556-0173
FAX: 877-370-1571
Web Site: http://www.sheerwind.com
E-mail: Send Email to Sheer Wind, Inc.

Backup Power Source Inc.

Business type: manufacturer, retail sales, distributor
Product types: backup power systems, DC to AC power inverters, photovoltaic cells, wind turbines (small), wind turbines (small) vertical axis, solar street lighting.
Service types: consulting, design, engineering, project development services
Address: 2402 Maple Avenue, Slayton, Minnesota USA 56172
Telephone: 507 836 6664
FAX: 612 677 3707

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