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Wind Energy
The document outlines the advantages and challenges of wind energy, emphasizing its role as a clean renewable resource that reduces emissions and supports economic growth. It provides details on wind turbine types, market growth, and the impact of international agreements on renewable energy adoption. Additionally, it addresses the challenges of initial costs, energy transmission, and potential threats to wildlife.
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- 2. ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY SLIDESHOWSFROM S2ADESIGN.COM S2ADESIGN.COM
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- 5. wind ENERGY Wind TurbinesGenerate Electricity by Turning the Blades of a Turbine Around a Rotor which Spins Creating Electricity.
- 6. Vertical axisWIND TURBINE(VAWT) Utilizes Vertical Blades Rotating Around a Central Shaft Connected to a Generator. Components: Blades, Shaft, Electric Generator, and Frame. Horizontal axis wind turbine (HAWT) More Commonly Used than the Vertical Type with the Shaft Pointing Parallel to Direction of the Wind. Components: Blades, Shaft, Electric Generator, Foundation, Nacelle, and Tower. Wind turbine types wind energy ELPROCUS.COM
- 7. And Clean EnergySource with No Emissions. Wind Energy Use Reduces Emissions and Contributes to Climate Change Mitigation. renewable Creates New Employment Opportunities which Boosts the Economy and Offers Investment Opportunities. economy Wind Turbines Provides One of the Lowest-Priced Energy Sources. Performance is Improving while Cost is Decreasing Over Time. Low cost Wind Turbines are Efficient Energy Harvesters Generating More Electricity and Requiring Less Maintenance. efficient Suitable for Agricultural and Multi-Use Landscapes Particularly in Rural or Remote Areas such as Farms and Coastal Communities. Versatile advantages wind energy ENERGY.GOV
- 8. Wind Turbines RequireHigh Initial Cost. Additional Investment is Needed in Electrical Grids to Transmit Power to Urban Areas. INITIAL cost Wind Energy Suffers from Irregularity Making it Difficult to Predict the Amount of Energy It Can Produce at a Given Time. Unpredictable Concerns Arise Regarding the Noise Produced by Turbine Blades and the Visual Effects on the Landscape. noise Installation Challenges Regarding Electricity Transmission from Wind Farms to Urban Areas where It is Needed to Meet Demand. transmission Wind Turbines Pose a Threat to Wildlife Including Flying Birds who May Be Injured or Killed By Their Blades. Wildlife JUSTENERGY.COM challenges wind energy
- 10. unfccc The Paris AgreementAims to Reduce the Global Temperature Rise Below 2°C Requiring Clean Energy Transition. Renewable Energy and Carbon Capture Can Achieve 90% GHG Reduction to Reach Net Zero by 2050. Renewable Energy Use Directly Supports SDG7. UNFCCC.INT United Nations Climate Change Global Climate Action
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- 12. 2019 2020 20212022 57 72 92 91 102 117 94 89 110 135 151 156 Other Renewables Wind Energy Solar Energy IEA.ORG By technology (Gigawatts) Global RENEWABLE ENERGY generation
- 13. 34% Wind Energy 13% Other Renewables 53% SolarEnergy IEA.ORG 2019-22 Global RENEWABLE ENERGY generation By technology (share)
- 14. 2010 2012 20142016 2018 2020 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 198 283 370 488 591 745 906 984 1,099 1,224 1,359 1,509 GWEC.NET 8X INCREASE GLOBAL wind energy CAPACITY and outlook gigawatts
- 15. CHINA THIS IS A U.S. THISIS A GERMANY THIS IS A INDIA THIS IS A 52% 21% 10% 6% Leading countriesin wind energy capacity Share (2021) WWINDEA.ORG
- 16. CHINA THIS IS A U.S. THISIS A GERMANY THIS IS A BRAZIL THIS IS A 35% 21% 6% 4% Leading countriesin WIND energy consumption Share (2021) BP.COM
- 17. 2009 2010 20112012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 271 343 434 526 636 713 830 956 1,134 1,263 1,413 1,589 1,870 IRENA.ORG 7X INCREASE GLOBAL WIND ELECTRICITY GENERATION TERAWATT HOURS
- 18. 56 % $100 billion In 2020, 56%of the Global Wind Energy Work Force was in China and 12% in the U.S. Global Market Value of $100 Billion in 2021. Expected to Reach $150 Billion by 2030. Wind ENERGY market value From 2015 to 2019 Investments Reached $650 Billion with an Additional $200 Billion Annually by 2030. 2021 The Wind Industry has Generated 1.37 Million Jobs in 2021 with an Additional 3.3 Million Jobs in the Next 5 Years. RESEARCHANDMARKETS.COM billion
- 19. 27% 31TW 2030 11% 830GW 2021 15% 2020 10% 2019 Requiredto Align with Net Zero. NET ZERO OUTLOOK IEA.ORG GLOBAL ANNUAL Wind CapacityGrowth
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