(video archive) Burning Wind Turbine (Portugal): Burning wind turbine in Portugal https://wind-watch.org/video-portugalfire.php #windenergy
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@windwatchorg.mstdn.social.ap.brid.gy(video archive) Burning Wind Turbine (Portugal): Burning wind turbine in Portugal https://wind-watch.org/video-portugalfire.php #windenergy
@wind-watch.org(video archive) Burning Wind Turbine (Portugal): Burning wind turbine in Portugal #windenergy
@winderful.ukWhile you were sleeping, #windEnergy reached 47% of the National Grid's electricity demand. https://winderful.uk
@altenergy.bsky.social🗽 Yesterday wind was ~4% of New York electricity generation (12GWh). Behind-the-meter solar was ~10% (32GWh). Hydro was ~20% (64GWh). Other renewable power was ~4% (12GWh).
Source: GridStatus
@altenergy.bsky.social🇦🇺 Yesterday wind was ~11% of eastern Australia electricity generation (61GWh). All solar was ~28% (162GWh). Net hydro was ~5% (29.6GWh). Battery output was 16.7GWh. (W/o WA & NT)
Source: OpenElectric
@altenergy.bsky.social🇳🇿 Yesterday wind was ~12% of New Zealand electricity generation (14GWh). Solar was ~3% (3.1GWh). Hydro was ~60% (69GWh). Geothermal was ~24% (27.9GWh).
Source: EM6
#NewZealand #windenergy #solarenergy #geothermalenergy #hydroenergy
@altenergy.bsky.social🇺🇸 Yesterday wind was ~2% of PJM electricity generation (46.2GWh). Solar was ~5% (104.4GWh). Hydro was ~2% (42.2GWh).
Source: PJM
@altenergy.bsky.social🇺🇸 Yesterday wind was ~8% of MISO electricity generation (150.8GWh). Solar was ~7% (118.3GWh). Battery output was 1.9GWh.
Source: MISO
@altenergy.bsky.social🇺🇸 Yesterday wind was ~11% of California electricity generation in CAISO's territory (75GWh). Solar was ~29% (198GWh). All hydro was ~8% (55GWh). Geothermal was ~3% (19GWh). Battery output was 44GWh.
Source: CAISO
#California #windenergy #solarenergy #hydroenergy #geothermalenergy
@altenergy.bsky.social🇺🇸⭐️ Yesterday wind was ~15% of Texas electricity generation (239GWh). Solar was ~16% (251GWh). Hydro was ~0% (1GWh). Battery output was 34.2GWh.
Source: Modo Energy
@wind-watch.org« Un impact considérable sur les paysages » : sur le littoral, la colère monte face aux éoliennes du Tréport visibles depuis la plage #FRA: [This summer, residents, elected officials, and tourists from the south of the Côte d’Opale discovered, with astonishment, that the offshore wind… #windenergy
@wind-watch.orgLandslide at Donegal wind farm site #IRL: An investigation has been launched after a landslide occurred on September 17th on the site of a wind farm in Co Donegal. The incident occurred at Drumnahough Wind Farm located 13kms outside Letterkenny. Construction on the €120 million project,… #windenergy
@altenergy.bsky.social🇳🇱 Yesterday wind was ~6% of Netherlands electricity generation (23GWh). Solar was ~29% (107.4GWh).
Source: NED
@wind-watch.orgOffshore wind farm could create radar blind spots and ‘ghost’ targets, Chinese study warns #CHN: Offshore wind farms can reduce the coverage of shore-based radar systems and create areas where targets become harder to detect, according to a new study. The researchers found that at a… #windenergy
@wind-watch.org(archive: 2013) Indoor Infrasound and low-frequency noise monitoring in a rural environment #AUS: This paper presents the results of recent indoor noise monitoring test that was conducted in a room of a home near a wind farm whose resident claims to be annoyed by wind farm noise. The… #windenergy
@altenergy.bsky.social🇵🇹 Yesterday wind power was ~13% of Portugal electricity generation (20GWh). Solar was ~17% (26GWh). Net hydro was ~15% (23GWh). Battery output was 0.13GWh.
Source: REN
@altenergy.bsky.social🇮🇪 Yesterday wind was ~33% of Ireland electricity generation (31GWh). Solar was ~6% (5.3GWh).
Source: EirGrid
@altenergy.bsky.social🇬🇧 Yesterday wind was ~37% of Northern Ireland electricity generation (8GWh). Solar was ~2% (0.4GWh).
Source: SONI
@altenergy.bsky.social🇱🇺 Yesterday all wind was ~3% of Luxembourg electricity generation (441MWh). Solar was ~16% (2044MWh). Hydro was ~0% (19MWh).
Source: SMARD
@altenergy.bsky.social🏴🏴🏴 Yesterday wind was ~25% of Great Britain electricity generation (186GWh). Solar was ~8% (58GWh). Hydro was ~1% (11GWh).
Source: NESO
