European Wind Energy Association, 2009 - Google Patents
The economics of wind energyEuropean Wind Energy Association, 2009
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One of the most important economic benefits of wind power is that it reduces the exposure of our economies to fuel price volatility. This benefit is so sizable that it could easily justify a larger share of wind energy in most European countries, even if wind were more expensive …
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