Wind Energy explores the potential of wind turbines as a key renewable energy source in combating climate change. It sheds light on the evolution of wind power, from ancient applications to cutting-edge offshore wind farms, and it highlights the economic and environmental factors involved in harnessing wind for sustainable power generation. The book emphasizes wind energy’s role in achieving energy independence and aiding the global energy transition.
The book begins by introducing the fundamental principles of wind energy conversion, including blade design and grid integration. It then assesses the practical aspects of wind farm development, such as site selection and environmental impact, using global case studies.
Finally, the book examines future technologies, like floating offshore wind farms, and their potential impact on sustainable energy strategies. It offers a balanced view on wind energy, discussing both its benefits and challenges.
