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Bhawesh Sachar
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Wind energy production undergoes several steps to finally allow households to consume the electricity.

How will cap-and-trade affect wind energy?

Cap and trade   Cap and trade is a regulatory system that sets a government limit on overall emissions of pollutants like the heat-trapping gases scientists have linked to global warming -- the "cap." Each company gets a certain amount of
1 February 2010 | Energy | 72 views

The cost efficiency of wind energy

Although wind energy is not yet being utilized to its full potential, the growth of this industry has led to a marked decrease in energy generation costs over the last couple of decades. While its cost effectiveness is increasing with maturity, it
23 January 2010 | Energy | 87 views

What is a Renewable Energy Credit?

Renewable energy credits (RECs), also known as credits, green certificates, green tags, or tradable renewable certificates are tradable certificates of proof that one MWh of electricity has been generated by a renewable-fueled source.    
21 January 2010 | Energy | 93 views

Why is the government promoting wind energy?

Given the present day and age we live in, it is vital that the world considers the various natural resources available to us and how to best make use of them. Furthermore, it is imperative nowadays to look at the many environmentally friendly
21 January 2010 | Energy | 90 views

What is community based energy development?

Community-Based Energy Development or ‘C-BED’ is a scheme which maximizes the use of local and regional resources primarily for developing renewable energy generation facilities. The underlying goal of most C-BED initiatives is to
16 January 2010 | Energy | 65 views

What are the economic benefits to my local community if I own a wind farm?

There are a number of ways in which local communities derive tremendous economic benefits by owning a wind farm. Firstly, wind power endows the economy with reasonable, unlimited energy without polluting the environment. Wind power does not
12 January 2010 | Energy | 90 views

How many homes does a wind farm power?

The ability to produce electricity is measured in watts. The output of a wind turbine is directly dependent on the turbine's size and the wind's speed via the rotor. Ranging from 250 watts to 5 megawatts (MW), wind turbines are now being
10 January 2010 | Energy | 222 views

What is a Production Tax Credit?

The Production Tax Credit (PTC) was originally authorized by the Energy Policy Act of 1992 to provide a 10-year, inflation-adjusted tax credit based on the energy produced by qualified wind, solar, geothermal, “open and closed-loop”

What are the carbon offset benefits of a wind farm?

With all the stress on the environment today, carbon and greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction has become a major issue. With more than 20 million tons of carbon dioxide being produced globally each year; reducing carbon emissions, curtailing waste, and
10 January 2010 | Energy | 53 views

The difference between on-grid wind farms and off-grid wind farms

With the growing need to discover and explore renewable and environmentally-friendly sources of energy, wind farms are an option many are opting for. With the many problems surrounding energy prices and usage of fossil fuels such as coal and oil,
6 January 2010 | Energy | 77 views

Wind turbine physics: factors affecting performance

The efficiency of wind turbines depends on various factors such as location, geographical factors, mechanics, rotor shape/ size, etc. Output can be regulated by a constant or variable rotational speed, as well as adjustable and non-adjustable
6 January 2010 | Energy | 54 views

How does a wind turbine generate electricity?

With so many ecological threats we face today, the concept of wind energy is gradually gaining a strong footing. It is imperative now to give due credence to such renewable sources of energy.   Wind is basically the movement of air, which
6 January 2010 | Energy | 67 views

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