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Joe Doucet's system features twisty vertical wind turbines that look like DNA helices or fusilli noodles.
The typical setup of the wind fence has eight blades that produce a total of 2,200 kilowatt-hours of energy every year.
A total of five standard wind fences (or 40 blades in total) could allow an average American household to completely generate its own energy with zero grid dependence.
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