Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Sustainability

A new design windmill call Universal Wind Device can generate 10-50megawatt power electricity

Now a day’s fossil power leads an important roll in our economic growth. Fossil fuels are decaying gradually. Fossil fuel is not renewable. Therefore, it is important to use high technology to get energy from renewable source like water, wind and solar power.

Traditional wind mill (table fan model traps only 42% mechanical energy) of the wind. Traditional wind mill only utilizes thirty squire meters across section area of the wind. It generates maximum two megawatt current.

It is necessary to develop the technology which can utilize near about hundred percent vast cross area of the wind. Universal wind device can trap near about hundred percent.

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Permalink Reply by manilaman on June 30, 2011 at 6:48am

The urgent search for Alternative Energy (viz-a-vis Fossil Fuel) is indeed an imperative for all humanity. Towards this end, the contest for ideas (Innovations &/or Inventions) rewards only the "winners" - not "losers". And yet, many "winners" in the Contest-of-Ideas lose out in the Marketplace. While Competition may spur imagination, I value Collaboration even more. I could get my group of Wind Technicians to study your Invention - if you want to.

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Permalink Reply by Ajit Kumar Pradhan on July 1, 2011 at 12:30am

Off course manilaman,you are always welcome to study my invention.You can update me through ajitkp@skpinnovations.com.Thank you

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Permalink Reply by Kenneth Westling on August 27, 2011 at 10:09pm

I would love to see more countries utilizing wind power. On the other hand, I wish someone could come up with a design that wasn't so incredibly large. Surely we could come up with a minimally constructed design that did the exact same thing but also didn't take up so much space. Just a thought!

On the other hand, I wouldn't expect fossil fuels to just disappear anytime in our lifetime. I would hope that when that time comes, we could come up with another energy alternative.