Fast Company‘s third annual World Changing Ideas Awards drew nearly 2,000 submissions across 17 categories, with Semtive chosen as finalist within the Energy Category.
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Semtive, a new American renewable energy company with headquarters in Silicon Valley, today introduced NEMOI, one of the world’s most efficient, safe and affordable wind turbines for residential, commercial and industrial generation of power.
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Semtive, founded by a team of Argentines, is producing turbines designed for low wind speeds — unlike traditional wind farms that rely on speeds of 30 mph or greater.
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It’s the latest in small wind innovation. CEO of Semtive, Ignacio Juarez discusses small wind power and the Nemoi — a new vertical-axis wind turbine for rural and urban areas that is optimized to work at low wind speeds, so that even a soft breeze lets it begin generating energy.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW (KPIX) — While wind energy is the fastest-growing energy source in the world, wind farms provide less than five percent of the energy in the U.S.
But one Silicon Valley startup is aiming to change the market’s direction.
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The first time you see a Nemoi wind turbine, you may not realize it’s a turbine at all. A white and silver metallic structure about the size of a garden shrub, Nemoi has three vertical blades that spin carousel-like around a central axis. The spinning is constant, but completely silent, and it doesn’t look fast enough to be generating much energy.
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Argentine startup Semtive, a designer of wind turbines for urban and suburban areas, presents a sustainable energy generator for domestic use and humanitarian aid. Thanks to a vertical axis, low speed wind turbine, and a solar panel, this portable device can store up to 2500W of renewable energy; enough to power a refrigerator for 24 hours, or several appliances simultaneously for 8 hours on a single charge.
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Clean energy startup Semtive, founded in 2009, has created a wind turbine that is optimized for urban and suburban areas.
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Creadas por dos argentinos, las turbinas eólicas para uso doméstico ya llamaron la atención de Singularity University
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Ignacio Juárez fundó Semtive con su socio en 2009 en Argentina como una empresa de energías renovables.
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Desarrollaron una turbina eólica de eje vertical para uso urbano. Son pequeñas columnas que se pueden colocar en una terraza o, incluso en un balcón, y producir electricidad con la fuerza del viento.
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