Doughnut device to boost wind power by up to 30 per cent

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LA startup predicts new "collar" technology could increase wind turbine power output by almost a third

A Los Angeles-based company is hoping to provide a huge boost to the economic viability of wind energy projects with a new static structure that promises to increase airflow across wind turbines' blades,...

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