Residential & Commercial Wind Turbines

Visit the Green by Design showroom to see our Skystream in action. Click here to see installation photos.	Green by Design Wind Turbines • Skystream Wind Turbines Helix Wind Turbines • Swift Wind Turbines Toledo Zoo • Clay High School • Homewood Press Federal tax credits are available to residential customers who install small wind systems. The credits are available for systems placed in service from January 1, 2008 to December 31, 2016. The tax credit is for 30% of the cost of the system, no cap. Click here for details from Energy Star. The Ohio Department of Development announced that grant money is available for residential wind energy projects in the state of Ohio. To be eligible, a qualifying applicant must be served by one of four investor-owned electric providers. Click here for more information on funding amounts and other requirements. Or, contact us to learn how this residential wind energy incentive may apply to your project. If you are interested in a turbine for your home or business, review the information below and contact us to learn more about this turnkey package. Turbines are sold with installation and cannot be purchased for self- installation. We suggest contacting your local zoning authority to obtain information on regulations and permits. Our turbine interest form lists the basic information we look for before scheduling a site assessment. We will assist you with paperwork for permits, grants and interconnection. Ohio Wind Map, Indiana Wind Map, Michigan Wind Map: See what average wind speeds are for your area. American Wind Energy Association: This site provides state specific information on net metering and interconnection standards, as well as financial incentives such as grants and tax credits.

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Wind Turbines • Skystream Wind Turbines
Helix Wind Turbines • Swift Wind Turbines
Toledo Zoo • Clay High School • Homewood Press

Federal tax credits are available to residential customers who install small wind systems. The credits are available for systems placed in service from January 1, 2008 to December 31, 2016. The tax credit is for 30% of the cost of the system, no cap. Click here for details from Energy Star.

The Ohio Department of Development announced that grant money is available for residential wind energy projects in the state of Ohio. To be eligible, a qualifying applicant must be served by one of four investor-owned electric providers. Click here for more information on funding amounts and other requirements. Or, contact us to learn how this residential wind energy incentive may apply to your project.

If you are interested in a turbine for your home or business, review the information below and contact us to learn more about this turnkey package. Turbines are sold with installation and cannot be purchased for self- installation.

We suggest contacting your local zoning authority to obtain information on regulations and permits. Our turbine interest form lists the basic information we look for before scheduling a site assessment. We will assist you with paperwork for permits, grants and interconnection.

Ohio Wind Map, Indiana Wind Map, Michigan Wind Map: See what average wind speeds are for your area.

American Wind Energy Association: This site provides state specific information on net metering and interconnection standards, as well as financial incentives such as grants and tax credits.