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Wind energy

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences, 2007
From its rebirth in the early 1980s, the rate of development of wind energy has been dramatic. Today, other than hydropower, it is the most important of the renewable sources of power. The UK Government and the EU Commission have adopted targets for renewable energy generation of 10 and 12% of consumption, respectively. Much of this, by necessity, must
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Wind Erosion

2011
No abstract.
Gromke, C.B., Burri, K.
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WEST WIND, EAST WIND*

New Zealand Geographer, 1961
Nous sommes passés, en trente amiées ponctuées de catastrophes, d'un type d'organisation du monde à un autre type que définit surtout la primauté géographique absolue des États et des frontières.—M.
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Wind and Wind Loadings

1970
Although forces induced by winds account for only about 15% of the total forces acting on most offshore structures during periods of intense wind, water wave and current excitation, it is useful to review many of the salient features of wind loadings for two reasons.
Bruce J. Muga, James F. Wilson
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Wind Energy Economics

International Journal of Solar Energy, 1995
SYNOPSIS The economics of wind energy have improved rapidly in the past few years, with improvements in machine performance and increases in size both contributing to reduce costs. These trends are examined and future costs assessed. As bank loan periods for wind projects are shorter than for thermal plant, the effect on the price of wind energy is ...
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