Bill Gates-backed wind startup AirLoom is raising $12M, filings reveal
The company is hoping to produce electricity at $13 per megawatt hour, which would be more than 50% cheaper than traditional onshore wind.
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The company is hoping to produce electricity at $13 per megawatt hour, which would be more than 50% cheaper than traditional onshore wind.
Marcello Mastroianni was Italian cinema for me in the '80s when they'd run his film at the campus "art screen." After watching him in La Dolce Vita and 8 1/2 ,
The key featrure of Airloom's tech is smaller, more portable wind turbines, designed to deliver power more efficiently
A startup company backed by business magnate Bill Gates aims to change both the cost and aesthetics equation for wind farms.
The biggest wind turbines are larger than the Empire State Building. They're getting bigger every year because longer blades grab more wind and create more power compared to the increased material costs. Massive turbines typically lower the cost of wind farms because they require fewer turbines to create the desired capacity. But giant turbines are expensive and raise aesthetic concerns as they can dominate skylines. A startup company backed by business magnate Bill Gates aims to change both the