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Revision as of 05:58, 26 April 2011
Introduction
Many developing countries and emerging economies have substantial unexploited wind energy potential. In many locations, generating electricity from wind energy offers a cost-effective alternative to thermal power stations. It has a lower impact on the environment and climate, reduces dependence on fossil fuel imports and increases security of supply.
Facts about Wind Energy
Wind Energy for Development
Harnessing Potentials
