GLSC Wind Turbine

GLSC Wind Turbine in Cleveland, OH is a landmark feature along the downtown lakefront, providing a working example of how wind power can generate energy. Soaring 150 feet in the air, the turbine supplies approximately 7 percent of the Science Center's annual electrical needs. Visitors can explore related indoor exhibits that delve into Cleveland's historical connection to wind turbine technology and NASA Glenn Research Center's contributions to modern developments.

In addition to the wind turbine, GLSC Wind Turbine also boasts a 300-foot solar array canopy at its main entrance, featuring 156 photovoltaic panels that produce enough power to light all of the Science Center's exhibition space for one hour. The solar array generates an average of 100 kWh per day, equivalent to the electrical usage of four homes. With a focus on education and inspiration, GLSC Wind Turbine offers visitors the opportunity to learn about renewable energy and its potential for the region through interactive exhibits and installations.

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