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Wind turbines harness the power of the wind to generate electricity through a series of intricate processes. Blades mounted on a rotor spin when wind blows, converting kinetic energy into mechanical power. Connected to a generator, the rotor generates electricity, with the amount produced dependent on wind speed. Turbines can operate in various wind speeds, typically between 5-25 mph, with a minimum speed required to start spinning. To prevent damage, they shut down at high wind speeds. Different types of turbines, such as horizontal-axis and vertical-axis, offer varying efficiencies and applications. Wind energy production boasts numerous environmental benefits, including reducing reliance on fossil fuels and minimizing pollution. Economically, wind energy creates jobs, fosters local development, and contributes to energy security. However, challenges like grid integration and turbine maintenance persist, prompting ongoing research and innovation. Despite these challenges, the future of wind energy looks promising, with continued global growth and advancements in technology driving its expansion.

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