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San Gorgonio Pass near Banning, CaliforniaSan Gorgonio Pass near Banning, California - photo by Bill Clark/Roll Call, via Getty ImagesJun 02, 2018
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Low winds over 10 days show limitation of storage‘The wind energy deficit — relative to its annual average — over the ten-day period was 246GWh. That is nearly 30 times the capacity of the largest pumped storage hydro facility in the UK and would cost about $37 billion, assuming suitable sites could be found.’ —Windpower Monthly, 22 March 2018Apr 04, 2018
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FireFireApr 04, 2018
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No Entry: Defective Wind TurbinePhoto by Polizei NienburgMar 10, 2018
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Wind turbine construction, Chatham-Kent, OntarioView of wind turbine construction from Erieau Rd - photo by David Libby
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Size comparisonSize comparison by Campaign to Limit Onshore Windfarm Development (CLOWD)
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Clearance of forested mountain ridge for construction of 15-turbine (30 MW) wind energy facilityDeerfield Wind, Green Mountain National Forest, Vermont - Clearance of forested mountain ridge for construction of 15-turbine (30 MW) wind energy facility
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Cohocton, New YorkCohocton, New York: UPC (First Wind) - the evil eye
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Black Law wind facility, Forth, ScotlandBlack Law wind facility, Forth, Scotland
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Correlation of wind production and demand essentially randomHourly data from 1 year on the Bonneville Power Authority grid in the Pacific Northwest - With load on the y-axis and wind generation on the x-axis, it is clear that at any load, wind generation was anywhere from 0 to ~1,200 MW and 0 to ~600 MW in the summer months. (Positive correlation means that as load increases, so does wind generation; negative correlation means that as load increases, wind generation decreases; perfect correlation is expressed as 1.0.)
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Brindisi Montagna, Basilicata, ItalyBrindisi Montagna, Basilicata, Italy - 2-MW Gamesa G87, 110.5 m (362.5 ft) - from Gamesa
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Nextera Energy (Florida Power and Light) remove a bald eagle nest in a cottonwood tree to clear the way for a road in a wind energy facilityOn Jan. 6, 2012, in Fisherville, Ontario, Nextera Energy (Florida Power and Light) removed a bald eagle nest in a cottonwood tree to clear the way for a road in a wind energy facility
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