Wind Energy
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Today's wind turbines are marvels of complicated engineering, that are on average more than 80m tall, and can generate almost 3 megawatts of electricity.
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ind energy captures the kinetic energy of moving air to generate electricity, providing a clean and renewable power source. With both onshore and offshore wind farms growing in scale and efficiency, wind power is becoming a major contributor to global energy systems, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing energy security.
- Going with the Wind: Wind Energy Potentials
One-Pager Series C-070 - Fast Facts: Wind Energy
- Wind Energy Technologies
- The World of Wind Atlases - Wind Atlases of the World
- Bergey Windpower
- Investigating Wind Energy
- Wind Energy Technology
- Energy Research Unit, Rutherford Laboratory .
- British Wind Energy Association.
- Wind Turbine Research Group
- Center for Renewable Energy Systems Technology (CREST).
- U.S. Department of Energy - Wind Energy Program
- Guided Tour on Wind Energy
- Windpower Monthly
Wind energy associations:
- World Wind Energy Association WWEA
- African Wind Energy Association
- American Wind Energy Association
- Argentine Wind Energy Association (Asociación Argentina de Energú} Eólica - AAEE)
- British Wind Energy Association
- Canadian Wind Energy Association
- Danish Wind Industry Association
- European Wind Energy Association
- German Wind Energy Association BWE
- Spanish Wind Energy Association (Asociación Empresarial Eólica)
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