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The Hales Turbine is a means of combining the simple and proven designs of the past with modern materials and technology of today to produce clean, unlimited, renewable energy. Water powered grist mills were a common device in the middle east 2,000 years ago where they were used to grind corn. Powered by low velocity water flows, rivers and streams were used to drive horizontal wheels but were limited by the lack of bearings and fixings. These early models were surpassed by the more efficient undershot and overshot horizontal water wheels, many examples of which can still be found today... Today, the modern world is sustained by energy, without electricity and other forms of energy such as heat and motive power, often produced by dwindling supplies of fossil fuels, society would be crippled.

Also known as: Hales Turbine, Hales Water Turbines Ltd

Primary location: Bexhill-on-sea United Kingdom