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    1. PoppedCork on

      Out of curiosity, what is supposed to happen to these in very strong wind? Some sort of over speed protection?

    2. whooo_me on

      “In other news, Ireland generated 1,043% of it’s entire electricity needs from wind this week….”

    3. An environmental catastrophe. This is our Chernobyl. Full meltdown of a power station. Be grand lads!

    4. outhouse_steakhouse on

      That’s the problem with those massive turbines – the faster the wind, the faster the tips of the blades are going, and the more stress on the structure and more danger of it breaking to bits. So they have to be shut down precisely when the most wind energy is available. It would be better to have a lot of smaller, distributed turbines that a few big ones. I don’t know how well bladeless turbines stand up to severe wind but that’s something that should be looked into.

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