Makani Power aims to generate energy from what are known as high-altitude wind-extraction technologies. And that’s about all its 34-year-old Aussie founder, Saul Griffith, wants to say about it. But Makani can’t hide entirely, not when its marquee investor is Google.org, the tech company’s philanthropic arm. Makani’s plan is to capture that high-altitude wind with a very old tool: kites. Harnessing higher-altitude wind, at least in theory, has greater potential than the existing wind industry because at a thousand feet above the ground, the wind is stronger and more consistent.
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