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The first 10 wind turbines in the West Sea
Overcoming harsh weather conditions and tidal dependence, engineering teams and hundreds of workers successfully installed the first 10 wind turbines on the sea in the W…
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Anh: Start wind farm project
Energy company E. ON, United Kingdom, announced that: the wind farm project off Humber Gateway (to be built off the coast of East Yorkshire, north of the Humber estuary).
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2010: Year of green technology
Guardian (UK) magazine said: the world in 2010, notably in the United Kingdom, has a great development of 'green' technology, from electric cars to wind farms and solar…
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Motorcycles powered by wind power
Our beloved Earth is about to enter a dry and exhausted period, hoping that humans will not have to live in the desert after post-apocalyptic times like Mad Max. However…
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Wind turbines are 1.5 times taller than the Eiffel Tower
The 500-meter SUMR50 wind turbine can power 50,000 households after just one spin of the rotor.
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Innovative wind turbines in design
Recently, the International Energy Association (IEA) announced the global renewable energy source for the first time over coal energy, in which wind energy accounts for…
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Japan turns the wind into electricity for the country for 50 years
A Japanese engineer who invented the world's first storm turbine could supply clean energy to the entire country for half a century.
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Giant windmills supply electricity to 1,000 families
Two years ago, researchers from Deft University of Technology, Netherlands, came up with the idea of designing a windmill that can generate electricity without moving…
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The power plant flies in the air to inspire energy
For a British company, stealth aircraft are not simply Amazon's delivery vehicles, but can also become mobile power plants in the sky.