Planting fields of windmills is expensive but power stations can be adapted to burn a mixture of 90% coal and 10% wood (called co-firing) with little new investment.
Fields of windmills turning gracefully offshore.
His company, Sway, is developing an arresting-looking turbine that will float 20 miles or more out in the frigid waters of the North Sea, where stiff, constant breezes could someday power vast fields of windmills.
These plants pollute at four to 10 times the rate of even a new coal plant built today, let alone a clean new gas-fired plant or a renewable energy facility like a field of windmills or solar panels.
They were above a lonely stretch, where the few signs of civilization included fields of enormous windmills.
When we reached the fork in the road, one tine leading to Sacramento, the other to San Francisco (this time it was tine No. 2), we shared the cookie as we passed the fields of energy windmills scattered over the rolling, tan landscape that looked like a set from Thelma & Louise.
In the bucolic pastures of Hazerswoude-Dorp, nestled in verdant fields of ruminating Holsteins, lazy windmills, and pert tulips, lies a quaint Dutch farm that functions as the world's largest psilocybin-containing-truffle factory.
Church spires and the sails of windmills loom above the fields, so that over miles you can orient yourself by the twin – and immemorial – poles of English rural life: God and bread.
It's a necessary skill here in Temeria, which stretches farther than most video game lands, from the fields of Velen, with their stoic windmills and muddles of sunflowers, to the craggy, froth-lapped rocks of the Skellige islands and beyond.
Clegg conducted his Q&A in front of an almost soviet image of construction workers, building sites, wheat fields and windmills.
After activating a series of windmills, the player flies through a nighttime field, illuminating darkened strings of lights until they reach the city.
