Sentences with phrase «sight of wind turbines»
Some countries don't have the luxury of vast tracks of lands (to place the pillars on??? Cappich???) the question of ownership, grid placements, like in the UK, some countries are heavily populated, and many dislike the sight of wind turbines over their landscapes.
http://www.realclimate.org/
«some countries are heavily populated, and many dislike the sight of wind turbines over their landscapes»
Not exact matches
«The genius about the artificial island is that you could set up a lot of wind turbines, offshore, out of sight, but still use near shore technologies which are cheaper,» Energinet's Hanne Storm Edlefsen told CNBC's Sustainable Energy.
Here in Iowa (and in many places across the Great Plains), wind turbines are becoming something of a common sight along the horizon, and solar panels can be put into use almost anywhere.
The University of Maine is developing the engineering for large floating wind turbines 20 miles offshore (out of sight) that would produce the energy equivalent of 150 nuclear power plants.
For the uninitiated, the sight of snow white wind turbines flailing in the breeze in some green field reinforces that feel - good notion that wind power is the crème de la crème of «green energy».
The sight of towering wind turbines framed by the western slopes of the Canadian Rockies always stayed with me.
Much like APEX's website — which pictures APEX's staff in an idyllic countryside setting with NO industrial wind turbines in sight — the front cover of APEX's brochure pictures a farm without a single industrial wind turbine in sight!
Bruce Parker — Vermont Watchdog — October 2, 2015 In a stinging rebuke of Vermont's most prominent wind developer, Irasburg residents packed Town Hall Thursday night and voted 274 - 9 against hosting giant wind turbines on a nearby ridgeline in sight of local neighborhoods.