Bahrain WTC Wind Turbines Actually Work! [S2]

By archives on Apr. 14, 2008 | Topics: Skyscraper, Wind | 0 Comments

Believed to be the world’s first integrated, wind-powered mega structure, Bahrain WTC looks to be working.  The above video doesn’t really say anything, but it doesn’t need to: those twirling blades say everything that needs to be said.  Read more about Bahrain WTC here …

[S2] = Skyscraper Sunday, a weekly article on green skyscrapers.

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  • http://www.checklisttowardzerocarbon.wordpress.com kenlevenson

    Lipstick on a pig anyone? What a sick green washing joke. Bahrain….bah humbug. Do I need to go on?

  • http://www.jetsongreen.com Preston

    @Ken – might be but it’s still cool and innovative. Before, people said there would be too much vibration. Now, what do we say?

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