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Wind energy is one of the cleanest and most pollution-free renewable energies. As global technological capabilities improve, the capacity of individual wind turbines is increasing, and their operating costs are correspondingly decreasing. This is also why **new energy policies emphasize accelerating the development and utilization of wind power. Please refer to this link to find out about the recent developments in the international wind power market: http://news.bjx.com.cn/html/20150707/638605.shtml
Elder sister, it’s said that wind power is just a way of spending money! If you’re interested, take a look at the homemade solar power generators I’ve developed in the field of new energy – they require little investment and can be used in households
Wind power? It seems to be developing, but I really don’t see much effect from it. Take the street lights in Shenzhen as an example: solar energy, wind power, and cables – who knows which of these provides the power?
**The 12th Five-Year Plan for energy development outlines key areas for development and construction. It is expected that wind power will continue to develop on a large scale over the next 5–10 years; however, some high-value wind power equipment still needs to be imported, which raises a technical issue that needs to be resolved.
But wind power is unstable, after all, the wind isn’t always there; there are too many variables
Then why is it still listed as a key point in the 12th Five-Year Plan for energy development – “wind power will continue to develop on a large scale”........?
:I still think the feasibility isn’t very high; after all, unstable wind is a fact – we can’t just create wind artificially