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Energy Company Converts Old Wind Turbine Into a Tiny Home - EcoWatch

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Energy Company Converts Old Wind Turbine Into a Tiny Home - EcoWatch

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Energy company Vattenfall and design studio Superuse have repurposed an old, decommissioned wind turbine into a tiny home.

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I like the idea of it. I live in a house. And the windows thing stresses me out because of the expense of fixing them if broken, easy access for intruders, etc. lol

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