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Turbine wake at Horns Rev 2, DenmarkWind speed estimated to be 10-13m/s; scientists at Technical University of Denmark note example of drying process, which is why turbines towards back are not shrouded in fogMay 03, 2017
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Iberdrola/Amazon wind energy facility, North CarolinaThe Amazon Wind Farm, the state's first large-scale commercial wind-generation project, comprises 104 2-megawatt wind turbines, each nearly 500 feet tall and covers 22,000 acres in Pasquotank and Perquimans counties (photo by Don Carrington, Carolina Journal)Mar 06, 2017
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Construction in 2013 near a wind farm in the northwest province of Gansu, ChinaCarlos Barria/ReutersJan 16, 2017
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Wind turbine at Knabs Ridge destroyed by fireOn January 6, 2017, this 2-MW Repower MM70 wind turbine near Harrogate in North Yorkshire, England, was destroyed by fire.Jan 09, 2017
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Wind turbines and homeVan Wert County, Ohio - photo by Michael McCann
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Iffendic, France
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Iffendic, France
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Talinay Oriente wind energy facility, ChilePhoto by Francesco Miceli
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Wolfe IslandWolfe Island, Ontario - Siemens 2.3-MW wind turbines, 126.5m (415ft) total height
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Cefn Croes, Wales -- road before (2)
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Correlation between load and wind generation is essentially nilHourly 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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Allegheny Ridge, Meyersdale, Pennsylvania
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