"Wind power" in itself isn't transported, but the generators of wind power (wind turbines) are transported by delivery trucks.
The energy they produce is electricity, and this is transported along cables into the grid.
Wind rotates the blades in the turbine which generates power. Power is passed through carrier material to the power grid, from which energy can be drawn by devices in homes. You can review a visual diagram of this process, below.
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The effectiveness of wind power depends on where the wind power is coming from. Certain locations with a lot of wind are deemed effective at supplying wind power.
Yes, wind power and wind energy are the same things.
Wind power depends on using wind to make electricity.
Wind rotates the blades in the turbine which generates power. Power is passed through carrier material to the power grid, from which energy can be drawn by devices in homes. You can review a visual diagram of this process, below.
transported soil
By water or wind
Soil is transported by erosion from flowing water, glaciers and wind (mainly in deserts).
Aeolian deposits.
Dunes are deposits of fine sand which were transported by wind.
unsorted deposits
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Yes. Energy derived from wind is usually turned into electricity, though it can be used as mechanical energy or in other ways. As electricity, it can be transmitted through power lines to other places. The electricity from wind power can also be used to drive chemical reactions, such as dissociating hydrogen from water molecules. Hydrogen can be transported to be used as fuel, but it can also be used as a chemical in catalytic reactions that make hydrocarbons or alcohols from methane, carbon monoxide, or carbon dioxide. These fuels, with the embedded energy derived from wind, can be transported or stored.
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sediments
Igneous rock is transported by wind or moving water until they are deposited in other regions where they settle in layers.