The WINDWALKER system’s utilization of wind, a benign and replenishable source of power, has no polluting emissions, no global warming green-house gases, and no contaminating residue such as those produced by burning fossil fuel or nuclear power. Furthermore, the absence of the necessity for WINDWALKER to burn fuel to produce energy eliminates a great deal of expense that would otherwise have to be considered in the overall cost of producing electricity.

The WINDWALKER system will create large quantities of environmentally sustainable energy ranging from several hundred to several thousand megawatts of firm and dispatchable base load power. WINDWALKER’s ability to produce large amounts of power from small or large scale power plants frees it from bottom line constraints which have inhibited others in their development of wind driven electrical energy systems.

The WINDWALKER system’s uniqueness from others is WINDWALKER’S inherent ability to accelerate the speed of the wind. The energy available in a wind stream being proportional to the cube of its speed means, in layman’s terms, that by doubling the mean wind speed there is eight times as much available power. The WINDWALKER system can double the speed of the wind many times over; thereby, increasing the power output exponentially.

The WINDWALKER system carefully controls the velocity of air flow to create a continuous base load source of electrical power which would be available 24 hours a day rather than the variable supplemental wind power produced from current technologies such as wind mills which rely on seasonal wind patterns. With WINDWALKER’s ability to accelerate any given mean wind speed day or night we have, for the first time in history, harnessed the power to control the wind and produce constant base load and dispatchable power 24 hours a day, every day, anywhere in the world.

The WINDWALKER system’s unique design allows the air passing through the electrical field to carry with it a by product known as ozone. (0 to 5% of a given volume of air depending on the type of generating equipment used). Because of the proximity in height in relation to the upper atmosphere where the air carrying the ozone would exit (above ½ mile high), the potential exists for a unique and very positive impact on our environment.

The advent of the WINDWALKER system at this juncture and time in history places it in a unique and crucial position in addressing the growing concern over the accelerated use of fossil fuel powered generating plants not only due to the depletion of these resources but also their inherent adverse impact on the environment. There are currently laws being enacted that will ultimately be enforced throughout the world which will compel the Industry to switch to renewable energy based systems. After all is said and done the ones left standing will be those whose modus operandi is based on a benign, environmentally friendly resource - Wind!

The WINDWALKER electrical energy system, in the research and development phase for over a quarter of a century, is a shrouded system vertically inclined. Air flows into the system at its base and is accelerated. The kinetic energy produced is then extracted by means of an electrical generation system. It is the most commercially viable and environmentally sustainable system ever developed.