wind power
[/wɪnd ˈpaʊər/]
noun
energia eólica
1. the use of wind energy to generate electricity through wind turbines or windmills
Wind power is one of the fastest-growing sources of renewable energy in the world.
A energia eólica é uma das fontes de energia renovável que mais crescem no mundo.
2. the kinetic energy generated by moving air that can be harnessed for mechanical or electrical power
The coastal region has great potential for wind power generation.
A região costeira tem grande potencial para geração de energia eólica.
3. a renewable and sustainable energy source that does not produce greenhouse gas emissions
Many countries are investing heavily in wind power to reduce carbon emissions.
Muitos países estão investindo pesadamente em energia eólica para reduzir as emissões de carbono.
Wind power (energia eólica) has become increasingly important in Brazil, particularly in the Northeast region where natural wind conditions are optimal. Brazil ranks among the world's top wind energy producers. In Portugal, wind power represents a significant portion of renewable energy generation. In the United States, wind power is a major topic in discussions about clean energy transition and climate change mitigation.
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