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If there is an in a box version of nuclear power, data centers and bio fuels, wind turbine in a box is now possible already, courtesy of EarthTronics – a Muskegon, Michigan based company. The wind in a box or the WindTronics, will be available in the market sometime next year and will cost the users around $2,000. The windtronics will have a diameter of 36 inches and can generate power at 3 mph wind speeds, and will be able to supply 200 watts of power and will supply a household’s electricity of approximately 10 to 20 percent. The production of WindTronics will start on the first quarter of 2009.

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