A wind farm or wind park is a group of wind turbines in the same location used to produce energy. A large wind farm may consist of several hundred individual wind turbines and cover an extended area of hundreds of square miles, but the land between the turbines may be used for agricultural or other purposes. A wind farm can also be located offshor...
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An integrated group of wind turbines that feed electricity into one or more electrical sub-stations and thence, usually, into the electricity grid.
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A cluster of wind turbines (up to several hundred) set up in areas where there is a nearly steady prevalent wind, either on on land or offshore. The number of wind turbines in the array varies from no more than two or three in a small cluster to the thousands of machines in California's windy passes...
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A large area of land, which has strong winds, on which a group of wind turbines are placed in order to produce electricity by driving generators
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large open site where wind speeds are consistently high on which a number of wind turbines generate electricity for private or commercial use.
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A cluster of wind turbines (up to several hundred) for generating electrical energy, erected in areas where there is a nearly steady prevalent wind; such areas generally occur near mountain passes.
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wind park noun a power plant that uses wind turbines to generate electricity
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Click images to enlargeArray of windmills or wind turbines used for generating electrical power. The world's largest wind farm at Altamont Pass, California, USA, consists of 6,000 wind turbines generating 1 TWh of electricity per year. Wind farms supply about 1.5% of California's electricity needs. To produce ...
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A group of wind turbines, often owned and maintained by one company. Also known as a wind power plant.
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An area in which a large number of windmills have been erected to generate electrical power.
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