Wind Power in the Near Future

Recent wind power generation Today, many people are worried about the future of energy. Because petroleum energy will run out someday and some environmental problems caused by oil use are getting more and more serious. As an alternative to today's major energy sources, petroleum is proposing other energy sources such as sun, water, biomass, nuclear power and so on. Wind power generation is one of the most promising and practical ways. It is expected to play an important role in power generation in the new era.

Wind energy is expected to become the most cost-effective power source in the near future. Since much of this prediction has been demonstrated during the current energy shock, its reliability can easily be visualized in the future. Recent improvements in wind turbines indicate that the trend continues to lead to a sharp decline in wind energy costs. Countries all over the world have set the targets for wind power generation and plans to install about 40,000 wind turbines of 22,000 megawatts over the next decade. Europe is the center of this worldwide business and will continue to provide more than half of the world's wind turbines to six companies.

Wind energy is the ability to generate energy by wind movement. By rotating the blade as the wind blows, the turbine can be rotated to generate power. Once installed, it is a power source that does not cause emissions to the future greenhouse effect, and many scientists are concerned about global warming. However, wind energy is not necessarily good news. Because the local environment experienced some changes when the turbine was built. The aviary's life is difficult to adapt to the existence of rotating leaves, which can lead to high levels of death of conventional birds and bats. There are several other important points that need to consider the strengths and weaknesses of the current wind energy.

Solar energy and wind energy eventually became reality as cheap energy. The trend of energy costs to reach new low levels is the future direction. Although no one knows, Envion is currently negotiating with wind and solar suppliers and they will have recordable low cost electricity. According to Electrek's article, the cheapest electricity on the earth today is Mexican solar power, at 77 cents per kWh. Some people suggest even a record of 1 cents per kWh in 2019 or earlier. The press quoted a press release issued by the National Energy Center of Mexico (Cenace). In the third long-term auction, the agency announced that it received a bid of at least 77 cents / kWh from Italian multinational company ENEL Green Power. Even 79 cents per kWh in Saudi Arabia, this is the lowest price we have seen.

Energy negotiations with wind power and photovoltaic suppliers are becoming more specific as the local electricity rates recorded the lowest ever