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The greatest thing about Wind Power Electricity is that it’s a renewable source of energy which throughout its life cycle only produces minimal units of carbon dioxide emissions. Therefore, this energy is said to be one of the most viable options for energy that has great potential to grow rapidly, both globally and locally. Since the wind speed varies from calm to storm, you cannot completely rely on wind power, but a great addition to this energy is hydroelectric power. It takes about six to seven months for a modern wind turbine to produce more energy than was spent in its manufacture. To develop and implement a new energy system and to plan and build wind turbines can be very time consuming and take a total of two to five years.
The wind turbines make an impact on the landscape by their shape, size and movement and become visually dominant, more so if the development makes plants growing and development is growing rapidly. Therefore it is of great importance that such establishment is effected through democratic processes where local residents can voice their opinions and views and be allowed to affect. Change is a natural part of the province’s development, but one must highlight the importance of people to actively participate in the management and valuation of the surrounding area. Wind power can influence and make changes on biodiversity, and if the establishment is not done with care and consideration there is a high risk that the environmental qualities, cultural and sentimental value are damaged.
Positive aspects of landscape development can be that wind power electricity symbolizes clean and renewable energy, contributing to local growth and generate new jobs and provide cheaper electricity bills for landowners who want to invest in wind energy. Since the expansion of wind power electricity will reduce global emissions and therefore contribute to, among other positive things, reducing the greenhouse effect, it is generally positive for the global and regional nature of this development.
