The present disclosure relates to an apparatus (10) for wind power generation comprising at least one primary wind duct (12); at least one secondary wind duct (14); at least one pressure-balancing and guiding unit (14); at least one primary blade unit (20); at least one booster and generator unit (22); at least one secondary blade unit (24); and at least one extractor (26). Characteristically, a counter-rotating motion is created between the primary blade unit (20), the secondary blade unit (24) and the components of the booster and generator unit (22), which causes an increase in the velocity of the wind flowing through the apparatus (10) and a resultant increase in the impact of the high velocity wind on the blades; further amplifying the self-reinforcing effect occurring at each stage of the apparatus (10).

A wind harvesting assembly for a wind turbine, having: a Venturi tube having a hollow interior having a first air pressure; an open top end having a first diameter; an open bottom end having the first diameter; a tube length spanning between the open top end and the open bottom end; and a constricted section located above the bottom end, the constricted section adapted to increase a velocity of air passing through by having a second diameter smaller than the first diameter; a plurality of vertical wind turbine blades arranged around the Venturi tube, wherein each vertical blade of the plurality of vertical wind turbine blades is associated with permanent magnets.

A renewable-energy power plant including a first structure, a second structure, a first flue, a second flue and a turbine arrangement comprising at least one turbine, wherein the first structure includes a primary fluid inlet and the second structure includes a secondary fluid inlet and a primary fluid outlet, wherein the secondary fluid inlet is connected to the first flue, wherein the primary fluid inlet is located lower than the secondary fluid inlet and the primary fluid outlet is located lower than the secondary fluid inlet, wherein the turbine arrangement is provided inside the second flue, wherein the power plant includes wetting means arranged to discharge an additive fluid to the working fluid passing through the secondary fluid inlet, wherein the turbine arrangement is arranged to generate power due to the working fluid flowing in a downwards direction inside the second flue and passing through the turbine arrangement.

A wind-energy-power-generating device is disclosed for flotation on a body of water. The device includes a turbine assembly having rotor blades rotating about a rotation axis for harnessing kinetic energy from an airflow. The device includes a cowl at least partially surrounding said turbine assembly and defining an airflow passageway between a cowl inlet and outlet, having an inlet and outlet axis, respectively. The inlet and outlet axis intersect at a redirect angle. The device includes a base platform adapted to support the turbine assembly and cowl on the water. The cowl is rotatably mounted on the base platform such that it is rotatable around the turbine assembly to self-align with a wind direction. Stabilising arms extend from the base platform and are spaced circumferentially around a platform axis, to stabilise it on the water. A wind-energy-power-generating device secured to the ground or other fixed non-floating structure is also described.

An energy-harvesting building structure has multiple levels, a vertical shaft (central vortex tower] to direct wind upward toward an outlet at the top, and multiple wind powered turbines in the shaft. Wind collection areas on multiple levels are exposed to multiple directions. Wind vanes pivot into a backstopped position for redirecting wind to spiral inward toward the shaft. Wind twisters receive and further redirect wind inward and upward into the shaft to feed an air vortex driving the turbines at different levels. Two concentric stages of wind vanes may be included within wind collection areas, with the inner stage vanes having a surface which deforms in one direction but not the other. The building can include occupancy zones between wind collection levels. Heated air can be released into the bottom of the shaft to feed the vortex. At a top level, another wind turbine can draw wind up the shaft.

A power generating device for generating an electrical current from an updraft in a tower includes a tower, a rotor assembly, and a set of generators. The tower is hyperboloid type so that the tower is configured to generate a pressure differential between a base and a top of the tower. A set of openings that is positioned in the tower proximate to the base is configured to allow passage of air from the base through the top. The rotor assembly is coupled to and positioned in the tower so that a set of blades of the rotor assembly is configured to be rotated due to the air passing through the tower. Each generator is operationally coupled to a drive shaft of the rotor assembly so that the set of generators is configured to convert kinetic energy of the air to an electrical current as the drive shaft is rotated.

A combined omnidirectional flow turbine system includes rotors that are disposed in a vertical position and enclosed in a motionless structure that receives air flows from any external direction which are manipulated by an airfoil to cause the rotors to rotate. The motionless structure is a hollow body and it is formed by a support structure and cover, being said interior space adapted to store electronic components, which can be directly supplied by the energy, produced. On its outer surface, air particles and pollutants filters can be installed, taking advantage of the aerodynamic shape of the motionless structure, which promotes air flow adhesion along its surface, making possible to capture particles along their preferred path.

The invention relates to a ducted wind turbine having a turbine rotor assembly which extracts kinetic energy from air flowing there past. The rotor assembly includes a plurality of rotor blades having rotor tips at their outermost ends which define a rotor tip sweep circumference. A duct assembly at least partially surrounds said rotor tip sweep circumference and a base platform supports the ducted wind turbine. The duct assembly is mounted on the base platform by way of a weathervane bearing arrangement such that the duct assembly may weathervane around the turbine rotor assembly in response to changes in wind direction. A semi-submersible support platform, wave energy capture apparatus, torsional bearing mechanism and a latticework wind turbine tower associated with the ducted wind turbine are also provided.

A wind and water power generation system is presented. The wind and power generation system has a roof mounted gutter system with an internally integrated turbine. The internally integrated turbine has a connection to an externally positioned wind scope. Thus, the rain run-off causes the internal turbine to rotate to generate power and the external wind scope allows the internal turbine to turn without rain.

Disclosed is an air-compression energy-storage and power-supply system having air purification capability through using solar energy. The system includes: a solar energy power supply device, it utilizes solar energy to produce power for the system itself, and for users to use in daytime; an air purification device, with its exhaust fan connected to a transformer power distribution device to obtain the power for rotation, so that outside air flows into the air cylinder after filtering by the air filter, then the purified air is exited from the air cylinder to provide purified air; an air-compression energy-storage and power-supply device, used to compress the purified air into high pressure for storage, and the high pressure purified air is released at night, for the generator to produce power for user to use at night; and a wind power transmission device, disposed above the air purification device.