Abigail Klein Leichman
April 7, 2009, Updated September 12, 2012

An Israeli start up has developed a new way to harvest clean electricity from the urban wind, by putting turbines on the top of skyscrapers.

 

Israeli start up Sovna has developed a novel way to harvest clean electricity by putting wind turbines on top of skyscrapers.

The one-year old company already has its first functioning wind turbine in place in Tel Aviv, and further turbines are due to go up across Israel and in North America during the following year.

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