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Wind energy is a renewable source of energy that is harnessed using wind turbines located in wind farms. Wind turbines convert the kinetic energy of wind into electrical energy, with the turbine blades spun by wind currents that are ultimately driven by the sun. Wind power is being used increasingly all over the world, with wind farms established in locations like the UK and Australia to generate electricity from wind energy.
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