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Wind Energy: Large and Small Systems Competing

William D. Metz

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Wind turbine development and application programs in the U.S. are described. Potential environmental impacts of large wind power plants are discussed. Small wind turbine generators are also described.

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Wind turbine development and application programs in the U.S. are described. Potential environmental impacts of large wind power plants are discussed. Small wind turbine generators are also described.

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Wind turbine development and application programs in the U.S. are described. Potential environmental impacts of large wind power plants are discussed. Small wind turbine generators are also described.

Key concepts: Wind power, Environmental science, Energy (signal processing), Meteorology, Computer science, Physics, Engineering, Electrical engineering

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