Although solar power could be considered the face of renewable power generation, wind is the go-to choice for many countries. In fact, global energy generated from wind farms has increased tremendously in just the last two years. According to the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC), 51,477 megawatts (MG) of wind capacity was installed globally in 2014, a 44 percent increase over previous years.1
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