A wind farm is a large area where multiple wind turbines are installed to generate electricity from the power of the wind. The term refers both to the land area that contains these turbines and also to the collection of turbines themselves, which can range in size from just a few dozen to hundreds or even thousands of units spread over vast areas. Wind farms have become increasingly popular as they provide clean renewable energy without producing greenhouse gas emissions or other pollutants associated with fossil fuels. They are also cost-effective and efficient, making them an attractive option for many countries looking to reduce their carbon footprint while meeting growing electricity demand.