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April 10, 2007

LIGHT WIND: Wind Powered Outdoor Light

by Tylene Levesque

Light Wind, Demakersvan, Wind Power, Clean Energy, Outdoor Light Installation

Light Wind, the fabulous new design innovation from Dutch design house Demakersvan, combines lighting technology with clever Dutch design and the clean energy technology of Dutch windmills. Made of stainless steel, wood, and sail fabric, the 7.9 ft. tall freestanding structure converts wind power into light with a sizable 6.5 ft propeller. Unfortunately, cost and installation details are not available on their site, so interested buyers should contact the designers directly, here >


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Via Core77 via Dezeen

Light Wind, Demakersvan, Wind Power, Clean Energy, Outdoor Light Installation

Here in China, Duxlite Lighting Company has been lighting up the roads with wind and solar powered street lamps for quite some time. Much larger in scale to Light Wind, Duxlite Lighting’s permanent streetlights are powered by 400W wind turbines and optional solar panels. Check out these installation photos.

Duxlite Lighting Company, Wind & Solar Powered Streetlight Installation, China

Duxlite Lighting Company, Wind & Solar Powered Streetlight Installation, China

One Response to “LIGHT WIND: Wind Powered Outdoor Light”

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Nick Simpson Says:
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Seems pretty sensible to me and I reckon they look pretty great too! Start rolling them out across the nations and see the cost of them, along with solar panels and some forms of wind turbines, plummet!

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