The Advantages and Disadvantages of Wind Power
July 16th, 2009 
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It is natural that anyone who is intent on constructing their own wind turbine for the generation of electric power should be concerned with the possible advantages and disadvantages of wind power.
The quickest and easiest means of creating domestic wind power would be to purchase commercially manufactured wnd turbine. However the price of these machines is generally out of reach the average family person.
Shopping around for the various components with which to build a wind turbine could be seen as a disadvantage by some people whereas others would view this as a rather pleasant pastime especially when they take into account the enormous cost saving that results.
Another disadvantage can be the great disparity in wind speeds and direction, and meteorological data in this respect needs to be studied closely in the decision-making process.
The aesthetic value of a domestic wind power turbine turbine is certainly questionable, but then so is that of a TV antenna; and that certainly doesn’t stop the vast majority of people from running a television set. It is also worth noting that watching a television set costs money, whereas a wind turbine has the opposite effect—that of saving money
But there’s no doubt of the greatest advantage of harvesting natural wind power is the important part that is played in the reduction of CO2 and consequently of the greenhouse effect.
It seems then that due consideration of the advantages and disadvantages of wind power would sway the average person to believe that saving money with a wind turbine is preferable to being indebted to the power utility companies.
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