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The article discusses the current state and potential future of small wind turbines for residential use in the U.S. While small wind turbines remain a niche sector, technological advancements could make them more economically viable. Challenges such as high upfront costs, zoning restrictions, and varying efficiency levels have hindered widespread adoption. However, innovative approaches, like vertical-axis turbines and designs for lower wind speeds, are being developed to address these obstacles and make small wind power more accessible and affordable for homeowners. [Extracted from the article] |
