When: Thursday 10th March 2005, 6–7pm
Where: Bahen Centre BA 2179 (40 St George St., Toronto)
What: As part of the ESC/EWB Power Shift lecture series, I’m giving the following talk:
Stewart Russell currently works for Zephyr North, a wind energy consulting company. As an executive of Windshare, he contributed his years of experience in the Scottish wind industry to establishing the TREC wind turbine now installed at the CNE. His presentation will contrast the case of large, industrial wind farms with the technological solutions that are appropriate for developing countries. He will outline the special issues that arise when siting and designing modern wind farms in Ontario, and discuss the special challenges of creating simple, small wind turbines out of locally available materials.
