FAQs about Wind Power

11. Is wind energy in tune with sustainable development?

The main objective of the Paris Agreement is to limit the increase in global temperature to no more than 2°C by the end of the century, from its pre-industrial level. To achieve this, greenhouse gas emissions must be reduced until they are completely eradicated. Through the premise “Zero fossil fuels” is intended to replace them with renewable and clean energy. Wind energy, together with solar energy and electric cars, meets these requirements.

Wind energy is a source of clean energy, which fits the concept of green energy, as it does not cause pollution. Wind energy is a source of renewable energy since the winds are formed naturally and are inexhaustible. In the process of the use of wind energy is not contaminated as in the case of energy is obtained from fossil fuels, coal or nuclear energy.

Other FAQs about Wind Power

1. What is wind power?

2. How is electricity produced by wind power?

3. What is a wind turbine and how does it work?

4. How many households can a wind turbine provide electricity?

5. What is a wind farm?

6. What happens when there is no wind in a wind farm?

7. Which are the leading countries in wind energy?

8. What is the share of wind energy in global electricity consumption?

9. What are the advantages and disadvantages of wind energy?

10. What is the difference between wind energy and electric power?

11. Is wind energy in tune with sustainable development?

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