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Pouring concrete for an underground wind turbine basePouring concrete for an underground wind turbine base - Nebraska - photo by Walker PickeringAug 11, 2023
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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.Jul 15, 2023
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View of wind turbines from beach at beach at Crosby, Merseyside, UKView of wind turbines from beach at beach at Crosby, Merseyside, UK (Ørsted’s Burbo Bank) - photo by Peter Byrne, July 2, 2015Jul 10, 2023
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Wind Isn’t WorkingWind Isn’t Working - cartoon by JoshJul 08, 2023
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Black stuff under nacelleBlack stuff under nacelle
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Wind turbine in Sublette, Illinois, after burning June 23, 2015Wind turbine in Sublette, Illinois, after burning June 23, 2015
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Foundation work, Cohocton, New YorkFoundation work, Cohocton, New York
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Chatham-Kent, OntarioChatham-Kent, Ontario
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Wind turbine baseWind turbine base
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Lifting the rotor assembly to mount atop 263-feet-high towerLifting the rotor assembly to mount atop 263-feet-high tower
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Galicia, SpainGalicia, Spain
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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 mphU.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 mph
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