Sentences with phrase «huge turbines»

Huge turbines mounted on floating platforms could make wind power competitive with fossil - fuel - generated electricity.

Just because we know how to build huge turbines doesn't mean its a good idea.

Following the enigmatic crack, the fog - shrouded sun and the giant slides which became some of the most popular public art installations of recent years, Tate Modern yesterday announced that the Polish artist Miroslaw Balka is the next to win the Unilever commission to fill the gallery's huge Turbine Hall.

I just replied with an explanation to someone else I feel that wind turbines are often dealt with using a farming mentality, which is to say lots of huge turbines in a designated area.

«When I look at the wind farms and all of these huge turbines, I'm just so proud of what our team has accomplished,» says Abel.

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Men build dams and huge turbines to turn the energy of waterfalls and tides into electricity.

A proposed new wind farm, which would feature 200 huge turbines and a capacity of 550 megawatts, almost 200 times that of Burradale, has proved controversial.

You can enter from the huge Turbine Hall in the older building, passing through the subterranean Tanks, which once held a million gallons of oil to power the refinery.

Maman made its first appearance as part of Bourgeois» 2000 exhibition in the huge Turbine Hall of the Tate Gallery (which has proven to be one of the most popular exhibitions ever held at the museum).

Michael Clifford — The Irish Examiner — March 19, 2013 A group of families in a north Cork village are suing a wind farm operator in a landmark case, claiming the huge turbines are adversely affecting their health.

As a bricklayer, the Castlewellan man is usually happier seeing things built but when his neighbour erected a huge turbine close to his home all he has dreamed of is seeing it torn down.

Of course these huge turbines that cost tens of thousands of dollars are losers.

«We have asked repeatedly for the facts about the effect of the noise from these huge turbines on residents, and what the impact on water wells will be from construction and vibration during operation.»

«For people living with the noise and vibration of the huge turbines interfering with their lives, this is outrageous,» Wilson said.

The huge turbines could be the basis for 50 - megawatt offshore wind energy installations in the years ahead.

Makes sense because, unlike the jetliner, that huge turbine can't fly to the customer.

Thanks to some unexpected maintenance, it was a rare opportunity to see the mechanical components that are normally immersed in water, especially the huge turbine blades in their cavernous concrete chambers.