Wind Power Frequently Asked Questions

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Wind Power Frequently Asked Questions -


Welcome to our wind power FAQs page where you can find answers to your questions on this renewable form of energy.


What is wind power?

Wind power is a term used to describe the power produced by harnessing the power of the wind. Take a look at our Wind Power page for more information.

Can I install wind turbines at my home?

You certainly can. Small wind turbines are available for installation on homes or other buildings generating power to supplement that bought from the national grid. Take a look at our domestic wind power Domestic Wind Power page for more information.

Will wind power provide me with all my electricity?

It is unlikely that wind power will be able to provide you with all the power you need for your home, and this largely depends on the size of turbine you install. Visit our Domestic Wind Turbine page for more information.

Is there, or is there likely to be, a wind farm near me?

Take a look at the RenewableUK website for details of the UK’s existing wind farms, those at the planning stage, those for which consent has been received and those in construction www.renewable-uk.com

Can I get a grant towards my wind turbine(s)?

There are grants available towards domestic wind power schemes. Visit our Wind Power Grants page for more information.

For further Information on Wind Power click on the links below

  Domestic Wind Power
  Domestic Wind Turbine
  Wind Energy Facts
  Wind Power Grants
  UK Wind Power
  Wind Power FAQs
  RenewableUK
  Offshore Wind Energy

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