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Wind turbine rotor diameters over time - graphic from VestasSep 10, 2021
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Remains of a forest in SwedenPhoto by courtesy of Motvind SverigeSep 02, 2021
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Converter station, Upper Kergord, ShetlandConverter station for wind energy facility, Upper Kergord, Shetland - photo by courtesy of Save ShetlandJun 08, 2021
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Oil stains from nacelle and blade hubGamesa 2-MW turbine in the "Top of Iowa II" facility grimed with oil stains - photo by Julie Kuntz, Feb. 28, 2021Mar 02, 2021
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Carleton College, Minnesota: finished foundation holeCarleton College, Minnesota: finished foundation hole
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E.on F.offFrom The Isles Communities Turbine Action Campaign, England
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Feldheim, GermanyWind turbines near homes
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Wind energy production below the average of 16.4% of capacity about 65% of the timeLevel of wind energy production by total quarter-hours over 2003 in German Eon Netz grid - output was below the average of 16.4% of capacity about 65% of the time
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Green Mountain Power wind turbine site on Lowell Mountain, Vt.Green Mountain Power Wind Turbine Site on Lowell Mountain (Vermont) - Nelson Farm in background, upper middle - photo by Steve Wright
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Brown Hill Range, South AustraliaBrown Hill Range, South Australia
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Road and turbine siteRoad and turbine site, Bingham Wind, Maine - photo by Richard Harris
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U.K.: 73% of the time the wind speed is below 18 mph, but 85% of the potential power output of a wind turbine is at wind speeds over 18 mphGraph of wind speeds in the U.K. overlaid with a typical wind turbine power curve, showing that 73% of the time the wind speed is below 18 mph, but 85% of the potential power output of a wind turbine is at wind speeds over 18 mph
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