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Disused wind turbine bladesDisused wind turbine blades dumped in Ravenshoe, Queensland, AustraliaNov 27, 2022
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Concrete filling of wind turbine baseViking Energy, Shetland, Scotland - 103 such bases using 70,246 m³ of concrete produced from two batching plants created on siteNov 19, 2022
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Wind turbine landscape in ItalyNov 19, 2022
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ScreamNov 13, 2022
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IndiaWind turbines near Kaavalkinaru in Tirunelveli district (India) - photo by A. Shaikmohideen
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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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Lights - AustriaLights - Austria - Klaus Rockenbauer
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Solano County, CaliforniaPhoto by Lloyd Kahn
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Height of Lenchwick turbine compared to Worcester CathedralFrom http://www.stoplenchwickwindfarm.org.uk and Vale Villages Against Scottish Power (VVASP)
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Groton Wind, New HampshireApril 22, 2013 - Photo by courtesy of William Hemmel, Aerial Photo NH
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Significant alignment of wind generation in Scotland with wind generation in England and WalesRegional differences in wind generation significantly affect the requirement for transmission reinforcement, but there is significant alignment of wind generation in Scotland with wind generation in England and Wales, i.e., little diversity. (From NETS SQSS Review, Industry Review Group Wind Criteria Workshop: Scottish and Southern Energy, SP Transmission, and National Grid)
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Gamesa G90 nacelle (gearbox and generator housing)Gamesa G90, Generator power 2 MW, Tower height 256 feet, Tower weight 203 tons, Nacelle weight 103 tons, Blade length 144 feet, Total blade weight ~7 tons, Blade material Fiberglass and carbon fiber (a big billboard!)
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