Wind Blocks

The World’s First Modular,
Stackable, Scalable Wind Energy
Generation System.

PATENT PENDING | CURRENTLY IN LATE-STAGE TESTING AND PROTOYPING

Wind Blocks header visual showing modular stacked wind capture concept

Wind Blocks use stackable modules that capture and accelerate airflow, rather than relying on one large, exposed rotor.

Modular

Individual modules can be added, removed, replaced, or serviced independently. This makes systems easier to maintain, reconfigure, and expand as energy needs change.

Stackable

Modules can be vertically or horizontally stacked to increase total generating capacity while maintaining independent airflow through each module.

Scalable

Wind Blocks can be built in different sizes while maintaining the same core internal specifications and airflow design, from compact wind units to large industrial systems.

How it works


How Wind Blocks
Capture Airflow.

Each module captures and accelerates incoming wind, generating power at the intake while recovering additional energy from the airflow downstream.

Black and white Wind Blocks technical airflow diagram

Technical diagram: independent module (without outside box frame) with primary intake turbine, venturi shaft, downstream recovery turbine, and flared exhaust. Can be scaled to any size.

01 Capture

Large rounded-square collectors gather wind from the face of each module and direct it inward.

02 Accelerate

A narrowing passage concentrates airflow as it goes through the intake fan and into the shaft.

03 Increase

Air that remains after the intake condenses and continues into a venturi shaft system, increasing velocity.

04 Recover

A secondary, smaller generator captures leftover (sped-up) airflow for extra power.

Applications


A Wind Platform For
Every Application.

Wind Blocks is a modular wind energy platform designed for virtually any windy environment. Its stackable, scalable design serves residential, commercial, industrial, government, and disaster relief applications. Integrate Wind Blocks into buildings, infrastructure, fences, communication towers, or remote locations to bring renewable energy closer to where it’s needed.

Wind Blocks applications overview showing multiple deployment contexts

Since the moving components are enclosed, Wind Blocks are designed to reduce noise, limit exposure to debris and wildlife, and simplify service access.

Residential

Homes, garages, detached workshops, backyard systems, privacy barriers, neighborhood entrances, apartments, and more…

Commercial

Office buildings, retail centers, rv parks, campgrounds, gas stations, parking garages, strip malls, and more…

Industrial

Industrial facilities, warehouses, distribution centers, manufacturing plants, agricultural buildings, remote sites, utility-scale towers, and more…

Government

Civic buildings, schools, universities, hospitals, military installations, parks, bridges, streetlight poles, transportation infrastructure, and more…

Disaster relief

Deployable generation for disaster relief, off-grid communities, microgrids, telecommunications infrastructure, recovery zones, and more…


Transform Underutilized Space.
Rethink Wind Generation.

Wind Blocks replacing a traditional windmill setup while using the same footprint

Same footprint

Capitalize on the space already reserved for wind generation without the need for more land.

More compact

Without exposed rotors, Wind Blocks offer the potential for more compact layouts and closer spacing between installations, subject to site conditions.

Flexible by design

Adapt the configuration, add or rearrange modules, and scale each installation to fit the site’s available space.


Easy To Deploy And
Portable By Design.

Smaller Wind Blocks systems are portable by design. Lightweight, stackable, and easy to deploy, making them ideal for remote locations and disaster relief operations.

Wind Blocks disaster relief deployment concept

Usage Mockup: Wind Blocks integrated into a disaster relief site to provide on-site renewable energy.

Design FEATURES


Designed To Complement Its Surroundings.

From form and finish to configuration and placement, Wind Blocks can be tailored to complement the architecture of each project—bringing renewable energy into the design itself.

Modern residential home with Wind Blocks integrated into the architecture

Residential integration mockup: Wind Blocks integrated into a modern home façade as part of the architecture.


Wind Blocks exterior finish options and design aesthetics

Add Ons


Designed For A Wide
Range Of Add-Ons.

Wind Blocks supports a range of site-specific enhancements, including automatic rotating bases, solar side panels, remote monitoring, energy storage integration, integrated lighting, and architectural customization. For installations in high-wind environments, units can also be equipped with ground anchoring systems for added stability.

Wind Blocks automatic rotating base add-on concept

Automatic rotating base mockup: bluetooth sensor and base that can help orient the system toward changing wind conditions.

Smart monitoring

Track airflow, energy output, system status, and maintenance needs.

Storage ready

Designed to work with battery storage, microgrids, and backup power systems.

Finish kits

Choose exterior finishes to match your building or surroundings. Solar panels can also be added to the outer surfaces.

Lighting & security

Explore options for adding lighting, visibility, and security features to your installation.


Combine With Solar
For A Vertical Solar System.

Wind Blocks automatic rotating base add-on concept

Vertical solar farm add-on mockup: Solar panels easily attach to each block and connect with each other.

INVESTORS


Seeking Aligned Capital To Move Wind Blocks From Prototype To Field-Ready Systems.

Cooper Park Innovations has begun conversations with investors, strategic partners, and early backers.

Use of funds

Prototype refinement, final airflow testing, battery integration, site demonstrations, staff and organization needs, technical documentation, and manufacturing pathway exploration.

Why now

Cities, campuses, farms, facilities, and homes need clean energy that can integrate into the built environment without the footprint of conventional turbines.

Investor conversations

Explore our development roadmap and discover how strategic investment can accelerate Wind Blocks from prototype to field-ready technology.

Interested in the investor brief or partnership information?

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About the founder


A founder’s journey from creativity to future-focused infrastructure.

Portrait of Steven Cooper

Steven Cooper

Founder & CEO • Cooper Park Innovations

Steven Cooper built his career from the ground up as an independent music artist and entrepreneur, founding Bigger Entertainment, growing a catalog of more than 20,000 music masters and publishing rights, creating the Midwest Made clothing brand, and expanding into acting. Years later, a vivid dream of a futuristic city filled with new technologies inspired him to think differently about energy, infrastructure, and everyday life. That vision eventually became Wind Blocks — the first flagship innovation from Cooper Park Innovations.

Guiding belief

Technology should solve real problems, improve quality of life, and make essential resources — including clean energy and clean water — more accessible and affordable through innovation. Let’s go to the future, together.