HOW MANY HOMES CAN BE POWERED USING 1 WIND TURBINE ?

This video tells about the number of houses that can be electrified using a single wind turbine. Here the turbine took for calculation is the 3 MW one.
Also this video tells about the new turbine from General Electricals, which is the Haliade X.
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[SandraBegotka]

Wind turbines were built all around my rural home....when I moved here there were none. I can tell you this: I hate them. I hate living near them. I'm up right now 11pm and I can hear the one they built closest to my house...INSIDE my house. I moved here and built an energy-efficient 900-square-foot house. It was my dream. I had found heaven in the peaceful, rural atmosphere. Now the horizons look dystopic....dotted with hundreds of giant white, spinning, noisy machines. It used to be just the sound of the birds and breeze in the trees....now I seldom have a single day without the noisy turbine, steadily strumming away...it's LOUD. They get tax breaks, meanwhile, my property taxes went up over 70% in one year after the turbines were built within sight of my house! Talk about insult to injury. Yes. I absolutely hate the #blattnerenergy turbines here in #millscountytexas I think Blattner should buy my property for top dollar so I can move though losing the house I built would be a hard hit. But I doubt they would even speak to me....they do not respond to those whose lives they disrupt.

[vnld]

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[lisabeeke]

Good points, pros and cons..would like to see how the turbine actually powers a home.

[mf]

Nice work.... I am a regular viewer of your channel...

[kneebarx]

you can see a bleak future where there is no sun with large oceans overtaking the earth and a ton of wind turbines providing energy to whoever is still alive

[untypistown]

When talking about how many homes a wind turbine can generate electricity for, does it mean for a day or the year.

[petefluffy]

The efficiency does NOT change. You might be talking utilisation factor which goes change. No wind - no power, good wind - maximum power. THAT IS NOT EFFICIENCY. You sproued many many numbers which are meaningless to average people.

[miken]

So, at the US rate of consumption, a giant windmill pays for its self in 1 year?

[ghostpuppet]

Plenty of misinformation in this doc. Too many inaccuracies with both stats and operating costs. A misconception is that once in place, a wind farm is free thereafter, which is a preposterous statement as maintenance and repairs are needed frequently. It also has to be operational for many, many years to pay for itself. Another big problem, that to the most part was unforeseeable is the price of electricity, which can drop dramatically with production and therefore cause wind and solar energy projects to become less profitable, which really matters when in most cases, there's private funding.

[ciceroalexandar]

one wind turbine from GE is about $2, 800, 000, that is insanely costly.

[babyghost]

Lol did they say the cost is zero after installed are they saying theres no maintenance, no oil changes? How about the cost of the unit and installation devided by the years until it needs to be repalced. Thats your cost per year.

[lynncarden]

Don't you mean..Actually fully ..which they can't... Wish all the climate "controllers" would. get out of your huge overcrowded cities into the everyday real world between huge cities...