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    Good morning/afternoon everyone. Wind power is a form of renewable energy that uses airflow to create energy. In 2014, 13.9% of Australia’s energy came from renewable sources and of that, only 4.2% of our energy was produced from Wind power. Yet, even with such a low percentage of our power coming from wind energy, our government wants to reduce this even further. The former prime minister of Australia, Tony Abbott, was a big critic of wind farms, stating that they are ‘ugly’ and pose a threat…

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    Wind Power Puffery Summary

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    Critique of “Wind Power Puffery” In his article, “Wind Power Puffery”, H. Sterling Burnett argues that the advantages of wind power are grossly exaggerated and often cause more harm than good. Burnett, an expert in America on environmental issues, has obtained a Ph.D. in philosophy and a B.A. in cultural anthropology. He mainly writes opinion based articles about current environmental and energy topics and wrote this article to express his opinion on wind generated energy. Supporters of using…

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    B. Wind Energy 1. Introduction South Dakota has enormous potential for wind energy development. Due to the fact that South Dakota with it great plains are an ideal site for wind farms since the plains have smooth hill tops that can catch prevailing winds. This is why South Dakota ranks sixth in the United States for potential in generating more electricity from wind. As of today South Dakota produces 26 percent of their electricity from wind. We have the potential to double this amount if…

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    analysis of Siemens Wind Power 1. Introduction Siemens Wind Power, (formerly Danregn Vindkraft A/S and Bonus Energy A/S) is a wind turbine manufacturer established in 1980 as Danregn Vindkraft. Bonus Energy was acquired by Siemens of Germany in 2004. The organisation became a separate division of Siemens in 2011, with headquarters established in Hamburg, Germany. Siemens wind power has a history of more than 30 years and is the world’s oldest wind turbine manufacturer (Siemens Wind Power,…

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    how wind and nuclear power have a better alternative power source than coal and fossil fuel. It also talks about how the USA is switching to renewable power generating sources. In addition, there are pros and cons to these renewable power resources for generating power. For instance, wind power is a good source of power, but can cause too much power generation and sometimes cannot produce enough power. However, nuclear power is a good source of constant power, but does not offer enough power for…

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    if you do not wish this. SIGNED (A typed name is fine): Yu Chen DATE: 22/3/2015 How well can Engineering mathematics be applied to improve the effectiveness of wind power 14 March 2015 Introduction Wind power can be produced by air flow turning…

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    The Impact of Wind and Solar Variability in Grid Network 1. Introduction The renewable energy development has accelerated over the last decades. Renewable energy can benefit in such a way in various point of view. In an economic perspective, this type of energy has been more economically accepted in the market due to the decline production cost and no requirement of fuel and hence is relatively safe from fluctuated fuel price risk. Moreover, this type of energy can be found in many locations in…

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    Wind Energy Advantages

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    requirement and technology, wind power is a possible choice for humanity because 90 percent of electricity from renewable energy comes from wind energy (Vidal, 2016). Actually, wind power has a long history of development. It has mature technology and is extensively used by European countries. In this case, those countries have already demonstrate that wind power is helpful in some areas. Even though wind power has played an important role in human life, the question is if wind power can replace…

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    concepts of renewable energy such as solar power, hydro power and wind power. Wind power that is created using wind turbines, are an extremely popular solution, due to the consistency…

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    Personal Bias

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    on I remembered turning off water and the lights when it was not necessary and unplugging plugs from their outlets when idle. From a young age, I have always agreed with the ideas of using clean energy sources and hearing about the use of solar and wind energy from the people around me, I ultimately came up with my own personal opinion on these renewables. Beginning my AP Environmental Science class helped me initiate this passion to better understand the world and how it works and came to be.…

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