Autonomie : L’HYDROÉLECTRICITÉ du futur se trouve dans les vieux MOULINS d’hier

In this report, L’ArchiPelle meets Viseta, an association that is revitalizing an old mill in Haute-Garonne using a turbine inspired by Archimedes' screw. Their goal: to produce electricity with minimal water fall, while respecting biodiversity and the ecological continuity of the rivers. The energy produced already powers the servers of Rêver les Futurs, their ethical communications agency, via an ultra-short circuit. Eventually, they hope to train other mill owners to disseminate this low-tech, collective solution. To find Viseta: https://www.viseta.fr/fr To find Rêver les futurs: https://www.reverlesfuturs.com/ To find Moulins demain: https://www.moulinsdemain.com/ In this video, discover: How an Archimedes screw turbine works, adapted to small streams Why this technology is environmentally friendly for fish and sediment How the electricity produced decarbonizes a local digital activity Viseta's vision: autonomy, knowledge sharing, and respect for living things A concrete, experimental, and collective project that shows that it is possible to reinvent our mills for a more energy-efficient future. SUMMARY: 00:00 Introduction 00:34 Presentation of the Viseta association 05:06 Understanding the turbine principle and how to harness the power of water 12:36 Tour of the water chamber and the restitution channel 15:01 The historic installation and the Viseta in action 24:05 The technology, the turbine, the low-tech valves, the generator 38:52 The history of the mill, how to obtain water rights to use the turbine 49:23 Tour of Rêvez les futurs and use of the electricity produced. Find L'ArchiPelle on social media: http://www.larchipelle.fr   / larchipellefr     / larchipelle     / discord   t.me/larchipelle