The wind industry produce 2.1 percent less electricity in 2023 compared to the previous year. Total wind capacity in the U.S. has tripled from 47 gigawatts in 2010 to 147.5 gigawatts by the end of 2023.
The wind energy industry managed to increase total generation capacity by 6.2 gigawatts in 2023, but the actual electricity generation decreased.
Oh no, global warming/climate change is stopping the wind. What will Chicken Little say now?
ReplyDeleteAnd now California is going to get rid of about 4,500 Joshua trees to make room for new solar panel farms.
ReplyDeleteLarge scale wind never made a lick of sense even in theory.
ReplyDeleteWind energy fuel valve sticking?
ReplyDeleteCan we stop with the green bullshit and embrace nuclear already?
ReplyDeleteMy farts produce more energy after Taco Bell.
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here in pa. they put close to a hundred of the damn things. thanks fast Eddie Rendel- asshole
ReplyDeleteanyway, all thru the hills you can see the damn things. sometimes the blades are turning
but a lot they are not. but given the fact that we get over 100 inches o0f rainfall/snow per year. why not go with hydro ? but no, we have fields of worthless solar panels and fucking windmills and if you want "green power" well, the electric bill will double or more.
and there is what 750 gallons of oil in EACH windmill ?
honest to God. small scale hydro would be a much cheaper and "greener choice"
it took me a while to get y grandson to see the light about co2 so, this will be another uphill fight. stupid assholes in schools today. dave in pa.