Is wind power harmful? Why are developed countries choosing to demolish?

Traditional power generation methods will pollute the environment, so wind power generation is more popular, but wind power generation will also have some harm, and many developed countries choose to dismantle it. Wind power generation has a very large noise problem, and the impact on the ecological environment is relatively large, and the nearby landform and vegetation will change.

Energy is very important, human beings have been exploring, in modern times electricity has begun to popularize, so will establish a relative energy source, the most widely used energy is electricity, which is different from the traditional power generation method, compared to the traditional power generation method, this power generation method will be cleaner. Wind power is also an inexhaustible source of energy in natural resources, as long as it is built into a wind turbine, it can convert energy into valuable energy.

But there are two sides to everything, and while wind power is a sustainable energy source, there are also some harms. The first thing that can be understood is that although wind power generation is a kind of clean energy, but the harm is relatively large, the first problem that can not be avoided is that in the wind power plant, its noise is very large, although everyone can not see or smell, but it has a relatively large impact on the lives of nearby residents. In addition to these, wind power generation to the local ecological environment is also relatively harmful, generally the vegetation and landform next to the wind turbine will be affected by the power plant, and changing the nearby land will also cause soil erosion, and eventually desertification.

Wind power generation will also occur in this way, the energy balance will be broken, the climate near the power plant will also change, because there is wind in the atmosphere, this is a kind of energy, but also to conform to the law of conservation of energy, there must be energy consumption, but also energy production, when people carry out wind power generation, will consume part of the function of the atmosphere, at this time climate change will also have an impact.

Yes, it will change the magnetic field around the wind power generation, and there are generally no birds around.

Wind power generation is not harmful under normal conditions. The reason for the dismantling in developed countries is because they believe that wind power will block the migration of migratory birds and that the temperatures generated by the machines will contribute to global warming.

The electrical output is unstable. This is a problem that has plagued the power sector for many years. Since the magnitude of the wind is an uncontrollable factor, the wind cannot maintain a fixed size.

When the wind moves the blades of a windmill, more or less electricity is generated. The output of the wind is extremely unstable. Unstable voltages and frequencies can affect the transmission grid.

The development of wind, solar and tidal energy can effectively alleviate China's energy dilemma, among which wind power generation is the most mature for industrialization. Compared with other new energy sources, wind power has more obvious advantages: it has large reserves, exceeding all oil, gas and coal reserves; Theoretically, only one percent of wind energy can meet human energy needs.

Legal basis: Electricity Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 1 This Law is enacted in order to safeguard and promote the development of the electric power industry, safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of investors, operators and users of electric power, and ensure the safe operation of electric power.

Article 48 The State shall advocate the development of hydropower resources in rural areas, the construction of small and medium-sized hydropower stations, and the promotion of electrification in rural areas。 The State encourages and supports the use of solar, wind, geothermal, biomass and other energy sources in rural areas to build rural power sources and increase rural electricity.

Wind power is a clean energy source, which is less harmful than traditional energy sources. However, there are some potential problems with wind power:1

Threats to birds: Wind turbines can cause injury or death to birds in flight. 2.

Impact on the landscape: Wind turbines are usually tall structures that may affect the beauty of the surrounding cherry blossom landscape. 3.

Noise pollution: Wind turbines produce noise when they are running, which may affect the lives of surrounding residents. 4.

Foundations and infrastructure: Wind turbines need to have tall foundations and supports on the ground, which can have an impact on the geological environment. It is important to note that these problems are not universal, but depend on the location and design of the specific wind farm.

Power generators will try to minimize these potential problems during the design and construction process.

As a clean and renewable energy source, wind energy has attracted more and more attention from countries around the world. Its reserves are huge, with the total global wind energy resources being about megawatts, of which 2,107 megawatts of wind energy can be used. China's wind energy reserves are large and widely distributed, and the potential for development and utilization is huge.

With the development of the world economy, the wind energy market has also developed rapidly. In 2009, global wind power generation increased by 31%, adding a total of 37,500 megawatts of new installed capacity, and the world's largest capacity reached a new peak of 157,900 megawatts. The continued growth of wind energy is largely due to active national energy policies in the world's major markets, as well as the limited consideration of renewables in many countries** as part of their economic recovery plans.

During the "Tenth Five-Year Plan" period, China's grid-connected wind power has developed rapidly. In 2006, China's cumulative installed wind power capacity reached 2,600 megawatts, making it one of the main markets for wind power generation after Europe, the United States and India. Since 2007, the scale of China's wind power industry has continued to grow explosively.

In 2008, China's newly installed wind power capacity reached 7,190 megawatts, with a growth rate of 108% and a cumulative installed capacity of 13,000 megawatts. Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang, Liaoning, Shandong, Guangdong and other places are rich in wind energy resources, and the wind power industry is developing rapidly.

Since 2009, in order to vigorously stimulate domestic demand and maintain stable and rapid economic and social development, China has increased investment in fixed assets in the fields of transportation and energy, and supported and encouraged the development of renewable energy. As a new energy source of energy conservation and environmental protection, the wind power industry has won a historic development opportunity, and has risen against the market in the unfavorable environment of the financial crisis, with a rapid development momentum, and by the end of 2009, the cumulative installed capacity of wind power in the country reached 25,800 megawatts.

China's wind power and other new energy power generation industries have broad development prospects, and it is expected to maintain rapid development for a long time in the future, while profitability will also steadily improve with the gradual maturity of technology. With the localization of China's wind power installed capacity and the scale of power generation, the cost of wind power is expected to fall again. As a result, wind power has become a place for more and more investors to chase for gold.

Wind farm construction, grid-connected power generation, wind power equipment manufacturing and other fields have become investment hotspots, and the market prospects are promising.

The "2010-2015 China Wind Power Industry Investment Analysis and Prospects** Report" released by CIC Consulting consists of 14 chapters. Firstly, the definition, characteristics, utilization methods and development and utilization of wind energy are introduced, and then the current situation of the international and domestic wind power generation industry is analyzed, and the industrial statistics of China's wind power and other new energy power generation industries are analyzed in detail and comprehensively, and then the development of offshore wind power generation is introduced. Subsequently, the report analyzes the regional development, equipment manufacturing, wind power plant operation, cost pricing, concession projects, investment, future prospects and policy environment of the wind power industry, and finally analyzes the operating conditions of 23 key wind power generation enterprises.

If you want to have a systematic understanding of the wind power industry or want to invest in wind power, this report is an indispensable and important tool for you.