Wind Energy Delivers Local Power Straight From the Farm

The video discusses small scale wind turbines, primarily used on farms, and their installation process. It highlights the difference between farm wind and large wind farms, emphasizing local energy consumption. The challenges in installation, particularly planning, are noted, with an increase in government intervention. Crowdfunding is used to engage community interest and investment. The potential of wind power in Scotland is explored, with concerns about currency affecting business operations. The video concludes with a positive note on Scotland's support for renewable energy.

What is a key difference between small scale turbines on farms and large wind farms?

• Small turbines are more expensive to maintain.

• Small turbines generate power for local consumption.

• Large wind farms are easier to install.

• Large wind farms do not require planning permission.

What has been a recent challenge in the turbine installation process?

• Lack of suitable locations.

• Decreasing interest from farmers.

• Shorter planning periods.

• Increased government intervention.

Why did the company choose crowdfunding for their projects?

• To reduce costs.

• To engage community interest.

• To avoid government regulations.

• To speed up the installation process.

What is a concern for the wind power industry in Scotland?

• Lack of wind resources.

• Limited government support.

• Currency fluctuations.

• High labor costs.

Where are most of the turbines manufactured for the Scottish market?

• In Germany.

• In Canada.

• In the United States.

• In Scotland.