Wind turbine in the own garden

A little humor is also required for that. If I imagine such a wind turbine in my garden. No, it is not to my taste.

I recently saw this at an acquaintance's place. He had 5 wind turbines installed on his property. He is convinced that he is doing something good. However, he did not address the economic question. That is how faith can move mountains.

There are small wind turbines that are tailored directly to the garden. I think that is wonderful. Although it should be seen as a hobby, why not? I have always been fascinated by the turning of the blades.

I have inquired and according to building regulations, these are auxiliary installations. A wind turbine up to a height of 10 meters is also exempt from approval.

That is good news from Regina. I just hope it won't be handled differently in the cantons. I would also like such wind turbines.

Well, there is certainly some superstition associated with these wind turbines. I simply cannot imagine that operating them is economical. I also do not find them particularly appealing as an eye-catcher.

Well, there is definitely some superstition involved with these wind turbines. I simply cannot imagine that operating them is economically viable. Even as a visual highlight, I don't find it particularly appealing.

I also don't believe these wind turbines are profitable. But that's not my main concern. This is the first step towards producing your own energy. I consider something like this very sensible in today's world.