Most corporations use the Vestas system which delvers roughly 12% of what they claim it does. Buying the 2 KWH generators will get you enough power to light a light bulb or two for under a million dollars.
Wind turbines with electric generators
Hydro electric generators wind powered generators geothermal generators
Hydroelectric power plants convert GPE into electric energy. When the water flows from the higher point to the lower point, hydroelectric turbines convert the energy of the flowing water into energy.
Vertical wind generators (turbines) are used in the midwest, where the wind is a major factor. There are international wind farms which supply electricity from the power of these generators.
Yes, the turbines are devices the convert kinetic energy in wind and transforming it into the mechanical energy of a rotating shaft. This is converted into energy. So using wind for our energy is very cost effective. Typically, wind generators will lower your electric bill by at least 50%. In some cases, if your turbine produces power exceeding your household usage, your electric company may purchase the additional power from you.
Some of the largest manufacturers of wind generators are:General Electric (GE Wind)Gamesa (A Spanish Company with global operations)MitsubishiSiemens
What about using the power of the wind in this area.
Via big generators. Generators are rotating machines that output electric power when the shaft is spun by an external source, sort of like electric motors in reverse. The generators are driven by many things: water turbines, which are driven by water from a dam Steam turbines, which are driven by steam from boilers heated by burning oil or coal, or nuclear power, or geothermal power. Wind turbines, driven by wind Solar cells And probably a few other things... Actually there is one source of electric power not driven by a generator, and that is fuel cells that produce electricity directly by chemical reaction.
Yes. In some parts of the UK, wind generators power small industrial estates.
From the electric plug. This, in turn, comes from some generators, which may run on coal, diesel, nuclear power, wind energy, hydroelectric energy, etc.
Yes there are back up generators that don't carry gasoline. We have the gas and propane generators; however, there are alternatives such as wind and solar power.
In the very same manner as we do in case of deisel electric generators.