for commercial wind turbine, each turbine costs between $2.00 to $4000000.00, and this investment is expected to be recouped over a long period of time. on average, it costs around $1300000.00 per megawatt to construct a wind farm. most commercial winds turbines have a capacity of $2.00 to $3.00 megawatts, but offshore turbines can be as large as $16.00 to $18.00 megawatts. to put it into context, a single megawatt is enough to power a 1000 homes for a month. once built, the maintenance cost is an ongoing expense at around $42.00 to $48000.00 per year. and this number klein's as a turbine age is given the wear and tear these turbines put up with every day. the blade tip regularly changes its speed from a $120.00 to a 180 miles per hour. china, the us and germany are among the top producers of wind energy. they have invested significantly and harnessing the power of the wind to meet their energy needs. china ranks 1st in the world for wind energy, with a total of annual electricity output at over $650.00 tara watt hours. the us is 2nd at $379.00 tera, what hours and finally, we have g

what should a wind turbine is? is net number 2 in the, in the, in the hierarchy the most effective today is how do i like to just to give you an idea hydro electric to produce a 17 percent of the wells, the electricity wind turbine 7 to 8 percent. so and the cell is 84 to 5 percent. and so the wind turbine is a very effective way of making electricity and it is increasing daily. and china is particularly good on this. united kingdom is as well, usa is catching up a, the china is doing creatively as well on wind turbines. but it's such a huge country to need so much electricity, that even if all the, they are swamped being the, the amount of turbines being produced worldwide. it doesn't make a huge difference to the total energy needs because the needs are so very, very large. thank you so much professor trevor lecture for all your time today. but when we come back, we will explain what are the obstacles when energy faces to produce the most energy . so don't go away. the take a fresh look around. there's a life kal

these ridge turbines like this cross above denver, colorado and this eggbeater turbine, a joint department of energy and, us department of agriculture research supplies energy irrigation near garden city, kansas and one provides energy to refrigerate milk on a dairy farm near fort collins, colorado. these three turbine convert sebring is into power for a newspaper in saint petersburg, florida. the wind has potential as an energy source. america, a potential that is in the process of being really used as costs decrease with mass production as, new technology and stronger and lighter materials are developed and as the cost of energy continues to wind energy will find an even more important under the sun sun.

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to the turbine wheel and goes into the river bed, the turbine is connected by a shaft to the rotor ofernating current, then we need to increase the voltage so that the current drops and the wires do not heat up, the voltage is increased by transformers, we descend into there is a turbine shaft, it is right below us, we see how its shaft rotates. in the turbine room we see only the upper part of the hydraulic units, there are 10 of them; in the galley, the automation by which they are controlled, not all of them work, it depends on electricity needs, sayana shushinskaya can change. power literally in a matter of seconds, react to an increase or decrease in electricity, giant cranes on the crest of the dam control the gates of the water pipelines, you can raise the hatches and lower the gates, then the water will not flow into the water pipeline. the station is controlled by the system operator of the medina energy system. the sayanashushinskaya hydroelectric station is a peak power plant, it smoothes out consumption peaks in the energy system; in the daytime, when consumption is increa

standing still.— not lost due to the turbine standing still. still. drones have already been used - standing still. drones have already been used for- standing still. drones have - already been used for emergency medical aids and could take on tasks in hard to reach or risky locations, but there are still barriers to overcome. we have so far focused _ barriers to overcome. we have so far focused offshore - barriers to overcome. we have | so far focused offshore because there are a lot of use cases and it is easier to get flight permits, but offshore oil rigs, ivanschitz moving is the natural next step for us. drone deliveries _ natural next step for us. drone deliveries have _ natural next step for us. drone deliveries have been _ natural next step for us. drone deliveries have been much - natural next step for us. drone i deliveries have been much hyped in the past but it has taken a while to get to where we are today, so why is that? the technology _ today, so why is that? the technology is _ today, so why is that? the technology is moving -

euro loan guarantee are under way off of the company posted the mazda of losses, and it's a wind turbine division. potentially at stake. germany's energy security and climate goals also coming up farmers and producers in argentina, react to the use tough new rules on the far station and it's been the source of major protest. now, panama government says april, hold a referendum on whether to stop a canadian company from operating a huge compromise. this is the only business i am take, ferguson and thanks for joining me. the german government is considering times to extend a mass of lifeline to aiming power companies, demons energy, a potential 16000000000 girls in loan guarantees is on the table. a 1000 a, bring the company to meet a mass of backlog and deliveries out it's gone means that wind turbine division of the company, a spin off of former parent, siemens, how space significant repair bills due to flow discovered in a turbine high borrowing rates, increasing the costs of construction have added to it. well, that's bringing increment force president of the for research institute, th

a 1000 a bring the company to meet a mass of backlog in deliveries audits. gun means that wind turbine division of the company, a spin off of former parent, siemens, how space significant repair bills due to flow of discovered in a turbine high borrowing rates, increasing the costs of construction have added to it. well, that's bringing increment force president of the for research institute, the critic of plans for the german government to rescue siemens energy. mr. foster, why do you think this is such a bad idea? but it's a very bad idea because it is primarily the responsibility of events, energy, uh, it spans maybe also its power and z mens to, to finance these guarantees and certainly not off the government. the trouble is when companies have issues have difficulties by time to the government, then when they make profits, they privatized those profits baptist on file, and it also sets the wrong incentives for management, inviting them to act in a very risk away. so there's no reason why the tax payer should have to events energy. in this situation, the banks can do that. the pare

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gas turbine blades are one of the most difficult to manufacture and expensive elements.eation of a foundry complex will ensure technological sovereignty and will contribute to the development of russian power engineering. there will be 12 technological sites for a full foundry cycle and more than 220 pieces of equipment. equipment used here the stoves are russian-made orzhava stoves, and a lot of the equipment will still be chinese. unfortunately, we don’t make such equipment, but about half of the equipment is russian-made. 12,000 km, this is the area of ​​the future high-tech foundry complex. the construction site, as we see, has already been fully prepared and will be completed. should be in 2025, but the first production is expected in the twenty-sixth. the official start of the main stage of construction was the ceremonial fastening of the first pile to the support in the ceremony was attended by the governor of the tula region, representatives of the gazprom energoholding group company and alexey miller via video conference. gazprom actively and widely uses gas tur

and right behind me is the turbine where it's about to make its delivery.. it's the first time this type of drone delivery has been done before. and the idea is to speed up repairs, saving downtime, fuel and costs. we want to have parcels delivered with drones on a daily basis, so we don't need to bring a vessel out. it could save that one day of production or even several days of production are not lost due to the turbine standing still. drones have already been used for emergency medical aid and could take on tasks in hard to reach or risky locations. but there are still barriers to overcome. we have so far focused offshore, because there's a lot of use cases and it's easier to get flight permits. but offshore oil rigs, ships, even ships moving, it's a natural next step for us. drone deliveries have been much hyped in the past, but it's taken a while to get to where we are today. so why is that? the technology is moving very quickly and the legislators are struggling to keep up and that needs a little more push to get going. if that happens, regular drone

and the representatives of the ministry of economy told us that the gas turbine installations that werelanned for delivery to russia are stored at this enterprise, and at the moment, due to the fact that we have a full-scale war, these gas turbine installations can be used for the gas transportation system of ukraine. please provide. why at the moment they are not used, they are not applied anywhere, because representatives of the ministry of economy said that they can be used to generate up to 30 megawatts of electricity, thus, this autumn-winter period, when we are likely to have collapses in energy , thank you, thank you for the question, actually this is a really important decision, and a decision firstly from an energetic point of view and secondly from a decentralization, because for us this is the fastest solution in the energy system, these are precisely those gas turbine plants that can generate there from 20 to 50 mw and accordingly support the system at peak loads, and also in case of certain blackouts, they can work 24/7 generating electricity and providing... critical infra

tula region they began construction of a complex for the production of important elements of gas turbinesll be built on the territory of the uzlovaya special economic zone. kira cherevskaya will talk about the importance of the project. in the special economic zone nodal replenishment, gazprom energolding will build a much-needed complex for the production of casting blades for gas turbines. an agreement on the implementation of the project on tula land was signed within the framework of the st. petersburg international economic forum in june . year, gas turbine blades are one of the the most difficult to manufacture and expensive elements, they need regular replacement. the creation of a foundry complex will ensure technological sovereignty and will contribute to the development of russian power engineering. there will be 12 technological sites for a full foundry cycle and more than 220 pieces of equipment. the equipment used here is stoves - these are russian-made arzharsky stoves and a lot of the equipment will still be chinese, unfortunately we don’t make such equipment, but about hal

so why have manufacturers of turbines of engines, for example, been facing these issues? i think the key topics is already 34 years ago when we come for the new generation of aircraft engines, edits, and market, mainly driving across i. c, h retention. neil. so engines was a very, very high level efficiency of 15 percent off decisions with comcast. the former units and within the sentence quite a lot of new text me technology and materials i used especially some service projects in the area sense all pounds. um it's kind of the same process with how to deal with that material. so it was quite easy to, to bring these engines into the market. yes, because of efficiency. as of course we want to live better and more efficient. but of course, we are in an industrial area where we do not use 20 years of prototyping randy added to the market. we look at them very properly and closely monitored to the engines. and what happens right now and successfully we expect from the industry to live. there's a problem in a different place. but my goal of the one could also argue that the pr

an appointment was made to return this turbine. apart from financial damage collection. as a result of the destruction of the fondan and the peripheral facilities, the food system entered the field with the aim of preventing the stoppage of the naqdeh sugar factory, and this report turned into a fateful story of a compromise. with the follow-ups and coordination meetings, both with the group of managers of this production unit and with the group of managers of khuzestan province, it was agreed that in three specific installments, the expert fee of this machine will be constructed in the right of the sugar factory and the ruling will be settled. we thank god that this factory was not closed. west azerbaijan is one of the provinces active in the country in the field of sugar beet cultivation and has become the center of sugar and raw sugar production in iran. this factory with a daily production capacity of 300 tons of sugar beet feed and daily refining of 600 tons of raw sugar is one of the largest factories in west azerbaijan. they registered and entrusted their car. the

this dispute was changed into an agreement to return this turbine.rom the fact that financial damage is caused to the collection as a result of this destruction of the foundation marginal facilities were destroyed. the food agency entered the field with the aim of preventing the stoppage of the naqdeh sugar factory, and this is how this report turned into a fateful story of a compromise. with the follow-ups and coordination meetings, both with the group of managers of this production unit and with the group of managers of khuzestan province, it was agreed that in three specific installments, the cost of the work of this machine will be paid to the right of the sugar factory, and the verdict will be a different compromise , thank god. that this factory was not closed , west azarbaijan is one of the active provinces of the country in the field of betel nut cultivation, and kanda is the center of sugar production. and raw sugar has changed in iran. this factory, with the daily production capacity of 30 tons of sugar beet feed and daily refining of 600 t

three of the four turbines were inundated. but after the ship was raised, the bleeding of the turbines was found to be only slightly corroded. to compartment the ship. it was necessary to install large wooden bulkheads. the bulkheads were constructed of, grooved eight by 12 timbers with a two by four joint approximately, 210,000 board feet of eight by 12 timbers and form lumber was used in constructing these bulkheads. if all bulkheads were placed together, they would make a bulkhead 350 feet long and 60 feet deep. the placement of bulkheads in the followed this plan. for water tightness concrete was poured by the wooden bulkhead that the ship's steel deck and they met the skin of the ship the concrete was poured underwater using preemie process. the concrete pumped into forms by a pumped greek machine, sealing the wooden bulkhead to the steel structure of the ship. these were built from above water down and 900 cubic yards of one, two, three mix of concrete were used while the. to backup cargo ports airport on the port side t

the energy saving nights, smartphones, computers, electric cars, wind turbines, we need metals for all of these things. but mining them is not just energy intensive. it's homes, the environment is recycling and alternative. or could we source rule materials from space that and move coming on the and welcome to tomorrow. today d w science program, lithium is commonly used in batteries that power electric vehicles. the largest mitchell on us is abundantly phones, but only in small concentrations and mining lithium is complex, expensive tom sold to the environment. and even when does it seem is contained within the batteries, it's still dangerous. explosions and fires caused by lithium ion batteries, after shorting damage or overheating time. and again, we see how dangerous it can be. the best one in the world is searching for which is late for new battery technology. at the helm holds institute in the true and city of researchers are trying to find a replacement for lithium as an energy source and quickly not inside things this side of vital. yeah, we don't have model. i'll tell you that

we have installed 20 turbines , each two and a half turbines.e, how was your field studies for the development of this field? it is a 10 -megawatt area of ​​polygon land. they were supposed to get the permit. they should inform us. the governor and the representative are respected. please help us get the permit. from the mine like janja, another program was the position of the minister. dish in the next 3 years, 20 million cubic meters will be removed and the mine will be prepared to start a factory that will receive 16 million tons of incoming feed and produce 130 thousand tons of 266 grade concentrate. the project is close to 400 million euros in fact. investment is needed. in the last ten years, investment in the province's mining sector has been growing. an element that is now more colorful than other elements in this province, especially in the sistan region, is egypt and gold. well, we have brought potential investors to this province. such as the consortium that is working in this mine golhar mining company , gohar zameen, chadir melolo,

as anyone building wind turbines or e car, batteries needs rare earth. after a press conference in the tunnels of the queue, rena. mine's sweden's minister of finance is thinking big man. yeah. hard and, and spoke to somebody else so sweet and has a proud history of mine and haven't installed but i'm, since i'm getting but also a bright future ahead should come out there. and so many of the so called rare or are critical and going green. and meeting are ambitious climate targets when i hit stuff that came up until now, europe has relied on imports and china dominates the industry according to estimates by us geologist. the deposits in china are 40 times larger than those in sweden. environmental groups, hope that the deposits in northern europe will be mind in a greater way than in asia. came alt, i'm standing, i'm may have transitioning to renewable energy, electron mobility for going to us made those have to dependent on china say, you know, the dirty, my, you know, going on. they are going to be anything. and if we can 1000000 our own re, or as in eur

surprisingly, this turbine under high pressure rotates its blades, which in turn forgives the generatorart of the station, it’s huge a generator that allows you to freely charge your mobile phones, now i understand exactly what it means to climb stairs, it’s very steep, this is what the turbines look like from the inside, the station workers affectionately call these blades. well, here is the result of all the work, a huge transformer from which electricity is supplied to the switchgear, from there to the transmission line in your apartment. the fathers of electricity would have been impressed by how their results are being implemented in beloozersk. discoveries. the power of the energy of the berezovskaya gres is impressive; it is noteworthy that it is created not only thanks to the efforts of man, but also of nature. white lake and gres are connected. channels, i am now standing above the cold one, the cold water, from which it cools the turbines of the power plant, is warmed up through two other already warm channels, again falls into the white lake, which is why the water in the lak

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it started in wind turbines but the financial impacts of the wind turbines are bleeding into the rests. it needs help soon. stanchart is a china story. mercedes, to go back to the german story, is also a china story. we are hearing from the ceo a few minutes ago. cfo. these companies in germany are being hit by a multitude of factors. you have what is happening in the eurozone but also what is happening in the chinese economy , hitting pretty well. hit by the china story. down nearly 12%. then out of amsterdam, i needed to bring a positive story to wrap up on. this is a company that stood relatively well and has a new hybrid bonds technology. this sounds like something out of a fixed income market but it is about fusing semiconductor chips together. it is technology looking like it could have legs. that stop responding very well, up nearly 13%. spread is absolutely epic. what it means is the market,'s will, just the recent down is largely going sideways. what will happen on friday? we will wrap with a whole range of things that will provide insight with what is happening. caixabank an

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and right now, there are just two turbines in the water.ly there will be more than 170 each over 800 feet tall supplying power for some 660,000 homes. now, this project takes highly specialized quimgt d equipment manpower all of which is expensive. total cost is $10 billion but the "inflation reduction act" provides about $3 billion in tax credits. next phase of construction begins soon. the foundation that supports the turbines are on their way from germany as we speak. dominion relies on european suppliers right now because domestic supply chains for offshore wind don't exist today. but their ceo said the project has the potential to change that. >> these suppliers have been looking in the united states to expand their facilities so take those existing designs and let's start building them in the united states. so it has to start somewhere and this project is one of the key projects that they are looking at. >> and eew which makes the dominion foundations have already broken ground on a new jersey factory. and being out on the water and s