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In the UK wind energy is the most advanced renewable energy technology and it's also one of the most financially viable options.

 

Wind energy is generated using turbines which capture the natural power of the wind to drive a generator. The large wind farms seen around the countryside generally supply electricity to the national grid. However, the availability of a variety of turbine types and sizes means that you can generate your own electricity supply for domestic and commercial use.

 

You may need planning permission to erect a wind turbine. Check with your local authority.

 

WIND ENERGY ON A SMALLER SCALE

Wind turbines harness the power of the wind and use it to generate electricity. Small systems known as "microwind" turbines can produce enough electricity for the lights and electrical appliances in a typical home.

 

40% of all the wind energy in Europe blows over the UK, making it an ideal country for small domestic turbines.

 

Wind turbines use large blades to catch the wind. When the wind blows the blades are forced round, driving a turbine which generates electricity. The stronger the wind, the more electricity produced.

 

There are two types of domestic-sized wind turbine:

 

Mast mounted: these are free standing and are erected in a suitably exposed position, often around 2.5kW to 6kW

 

Roof mounted: these are smaller than mast mounted systems and can be installed on the roof of a home where there is a suitable wind resource. Often these are around 1kW to 2kW in size.

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