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Size comparison for wind turbines in West VirginiaGraphic presented to Hampshire County Commissioners by Jacob Kirk to show scale of the size of the proposed wind turbines targeted for installation at Capon Springs Resort, West Virginia
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NO WIND TURBINESNo wind turbines - graphic from several counties in Oklahoma
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Size comparisons of wind turbines operating and proposed in AlbertaSize comparisons of wind turbines operating and proposed in Alberta - from Wind Concerns
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sWINDel: Ikke rent. Ikke billig. Inke gront.Norwegian version of sWindle: Not clean, not cheap, not green - by courtesy of Hans Andre Hitsøy Lien via Facebook
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Rotor span of GE Haliade-X wind turbine equal to that of 6-1/2 737 jumbo jetsRotor span of GE Haliade-X wind turbine (the model whose blade disintegrated off Nantucket on July 13) compared with wingspans of Boeing 737 and 747 and Airbus A380 jumbo jets - graphic by Robert Bryce
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Handouts foreverOver 30 years of taxpayer handouts and they still can't stand on their own - cartoon by Josh (cartoonsbyjosh.co.uk)
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Off-shore wind turbine sizes globally over timeOff-shore wind turbine sizes globally over time - from Berkeley National Laboratory
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Wind turbine size comparison: Scotland, U.K.Height of wind turbines proposed for the Hill of Fare in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, compared with well known structures - from Nae Fare
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Kouloubakhata (Crazy)We did it! We saved the environment! From Wind Watch Greece
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Ontario electricity supply, 2-7 November 2023This graph from IESO, captured by Parker Gallant, shows the electricity supply in Ontario from 2 to 7 November 2023, clearly showing that as the wind dies, natural gas fills in - wind: green; gas; blue; hydro; light blue; nuclear: orange
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Wind turbine size comparisonWind turbine size comparison - from National Renewable Energy Laboratory
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Mount Emerald, Queensland, Australia: time in 2022 at different output rangesSteven Nowakowski of Rainforest Reserves Australia collected 2022 5-minute output data for the 180-MW Mount Emerald wind energy facility in Queensland, Australia. The average output was 26.8% of capacity - generating at or above that rate of 48.3 MW only 40% of the time. The median output was 18.1% of capacity (meaning that half the time it was generating less than 32.6 MW.
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