ᐅ Wind turbine in your own garden

A bit of humor is also needed for this. When I imagine having such a wind turbine in my garden, no, it’s not to my taste.

I recently saw this at a friend’s place. He had five wind turbines installed on his property. He is convinced that he is doing something good. However, he did not address the economic aspect. Belief can move mountains.

There are small wind turbines designed specifically for gardens. I think that’s wonderful. They are generally considered a hobby, but why not? I have always been fascinated by the rotation of the blades.

I have checked, and from a building regulation perspective, these are classified as ancillary structures. A wind turbine up to a height of 10 meters (33 feet) is also exempt from requiring a building permit / planning permission.

That’s good news from Regina. I just hope it won’t be handled differently across the cantons. I would like those wind turbines as well.

Well, there is definitely some superstition involved with these wind turbines. I just cannot imagine that operating them is economically viable. I also don’t find them particularly appealing as a visual feature.

Roman schrieb:
Well, there is definitely some superstition around these wind turbines. I honestly can’t imagine that operating them is economically viable. I also don’t find them particularly attractive as a visual feature.

I also don’t believe that these wind turbines are cost-effective. But that’s not my main point. This is the first step toward producing your own energy. I consider that very sensible in today’s world.