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Ellsworth, IllinoisTwin Groves Wind Farm near Ellsworth, Illinois, May 29, 2019 - photo by David ProeberJun 03, 2020
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Fire: Texas, March 8, 2020Fire, March 8, 2020, between Taft and Portland, TexasMar 11, 2020
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Foundation slabThe steel and concrete base of the wind turbine is built on this foundation - photo by Uwe EichlerDec 29, 2019
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Wind turbine baseSteel rebar ready for the concrete - photo by Uwe EichlerDec 29, 2019
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Protest by Friends of Lincoln Lake at January commissioning ceremony, Stetson Mountain, MaineProtest by Friends of Lincoln Lake at January commissioning ceremony, Stetson Mountain, Maine
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Vestas wind turbine on fire - July 30th, 2008, Buxtehude-Hedendorf (Lower Saxony), GermanyVestas wind turbine on fire - July 30th, 2008, Buxtehude-Hedendorf (Lower Saxony), Germany - photo from Polizeiinspektion Stade
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Correlation of wind generation and demand is essentially randomData from just 1 week on the Bonneville Power Authority grid in the Pacific Northwest
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Wind turbine in Sublette, Illinois, after burning June 23, 2015Wind turbine in Sublette, Illinois, after burning June 23, 2015 - photo by Lauren Magnuson via Facebook
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Repacking the backfill over the concrete foundation mound to a hardness many times the original soil structureThis giant bulldozer and 2 big rollers repack the backfill to a hardness many times the original soil structure over the concrete mound - Twin Groves Wind Farm, McLean County, Illinois
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Daily energy production in 2017Daily electricity generation from wind turbines in Havelland, Germany, in 2017 - from www.energy-charts.de
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August 2003 heatwave in Germany - very little wind energyAugust 2003 heatwave in Germany - very little wind energy
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Sherbino 2, TexasThe 150 megawatt (MW) wind farm is located approximately 40 miles east of Fort Stockton, Texas. Sherbino 2 is 100% owned and operated by BP Wind Energy. Photo from BP.
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