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Charles Kurzman and Ijlal Naqvi in Foreign Policy:
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French company Windela has created a street lighting system that works without any connection to the grid. The Windelux is powered by both a small vertical wind turbine and a solar PV panel.
The lamp is comprised of 84 LEDs and automatically switches on when a photosensitive cell detects that it's dark. A built-in control system stops the wind generator if the wind speed is too high and also allows the pole to act as a Wi-Fi relay.
French company Windela has created a street lighting system that works without any connection to the grid. The Windelux is powered by both a small vertical wind turbine and a solar PV panel that can supply 100 - 200 watts per day on its own.
Catherine Barker in National Geographic:
Catherine Barker in National Geographic: