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River Cottage HQ taps into wind energy

Published Thursday, 11th June 2009

1007959_wind_turbine1Good Energy has teamed up with River Cottage to help them make its HQ as sustainable as possible.

River Cottage is a self-sufficiency-, cooking- and and local food-focussed organisation.

The new wind turbine at the River Cottage HQ features a telemetry gadget that lets you see exactly how much electricity is being generated at any one time. That figure can be viewed online at the River Cottage Community Website.

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  1. Ed_N says:
    July 11th, 2009 at 7:03 pm

    There´s a smaller version of the live energy data here:
    http://rivercottage.logic-energy.com/

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