The VAWT 450 (above), built in Wales by VAWT Ltd., had a total swept area of 450 square meters. The blade and cross arm were mounted on the top of a 40- meter concrete tower, and it produced 130 kw. It was disassembled in 2000.

No single design for vertical-axis wind turbines has emerged as optimal. This has led to an explosion of innovation—from anemometer-type turbines (top) and Darrieus machines (above and below) to some highly unconventional designs.

H-rotor wind turbines were tested at Carmarthen Bay in Wales.

A model with a similar blade arrangement may one day generate

up to 10 MW and reuse abandoned industrial chimneys as platforms.

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