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Wind energy is more widely used than solar energy because wind turbines are easier to build and can produce energy at all times, while solar panels can only generate power during the daytime and require more complicated construction. The top three countries that utilize wind farms are India, Germany, and the United States. Wind turbines are an eco-friendly and aesthetically pleasing option for energy production.
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The Wind Farm Business
- 2. Wind Energy: Solar Energy:
- 3. Wind Pipe Energy Eco-friendly Easy to build Produces good amount of energy Looks neat
- 4. Solar Power Energy Not always eco-friendly Very hard to build Can’t produce energy at night
- 5. Why are there more wind turbine power plants than solar power plants? Wind Turbine Power Solar Power Wind Sun Easy to build Hard to build Complicated Complicated Available at all times Not available at night
- 6. Top 3 Countries that use Wind Farm Business India Germany U.S.A
- 7. References: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wind_power http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_power http://www.awea.org/ Google images