This nature-inspired 'wind tree' can produce renewable energy in urban environments.

co-owned wind turbines, eco-inventors are coming up with new ways to bring renewable power into our homes.

At between five and 10 metres tall, the trees are compact, making them easy to install - even in - without major engineering work. Once a turbine is in place, a single bracket and three bolts are all that's needed to complete the construction.

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The aeronautic engineer, who acquired the company in 2017, is set to release a new design in January that will see the Aeroleaf's power production triple. One leaf will be capable of producing up to 1,000 kilowatt hour (kWh) per year, giving the 36-leaf WindTree a maximum annual output of 36,000 kWh at a speed of 12 metres per second (m/s).

While it's unlikely that wind conditions would remain steadily high around the clock, in regular conditions of 8 m/s, one WindTree could produce almost 18,000 kWh per year, enough to power a four-person household. This could reduce a 's annual CO2 emissions by over 12 tonnes.

For comparison, a 4 kW system on an average-sized house can produce up to around 3,000 kWh of electricity per year, according to Project Solar UK.

"Solar panels can work between 10am and 4pm… with our technology, we can provide energy seven days a week, 24 hours a day," says Krief. "And if we create more energy than we can consume during the night or day, we can store it inside the ," which has a 60Ah capacity - or around 45 minutes to one hour in normal conditions. Each tree has four batteries.

A solar-wind hybrid tree in Colmar-Berg, Luxembourg.New World Wind How much does a micro wind tree cost?

This year, New World Wind was recognised by industry magazine Energy Business Review as one of the top 10 energy

So far, the company has installed 130 devices around the globe, from Europe to the US to South Korea. Most of the company's clients are commercial - including British American Tobacco in Italy, Phoenix Contact in Germany, Deloitte in the USA, and L'Oreal in .

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A single Aeroleaf costs €795, a 36-leaf wind tree is priced at €51,990, and a hybrid solar WindBush with 12 leaves costs €24,500.

A 4 kW solar panel system typically costs between £6,000 and £8,000 (€6,900-9,200), according to Project Solar UK.

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