wind farms
Rotating energy fields
Wind farms are installations where multiple wind turbines generate electricity from wind power.
The turbines are grouped together, often on agricultural land or offshore, to maximize efficiency and share infrastructure.
The wind farm visible from the highway produces enough electricity to power thirty thousand homes.
Also called wind parks.
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