New Wind Turbine

New wind turbine erected to west of the proposed nuclear power station.

Chinese Wind Power

China now produces more wind powered electricity than all the nuclear power stations in the US.
http://www.digitaljournal.com/news/environment/china-s-wind-farms-produce-more-energy-than-all-us-nuclear-plants/article/427802?

reported via Greenpeace web site.

Wind Turbines Generate More Power than Nuclear last Tuesday

Due to very windy conditions and a drop in nuclear generation, more power was generated yestreday by wind turbines than splitting atoms. Report on BBC news.

Evening View of Isle of Man

Calm, still warm evening. No clouds. Great view of Isle of Man and Scotland.
Soon to have lots of wind turbines constructed between here and Anglesey.
Enjoy an uninterrupted view while you can.

Uninterrupted view of Isle of Man from Llanbadrig, Anglesey.
Enjoy it  before all those wind turbines in the Celtic Array
are constructed between here and there.

Burnt Out Wind Turbine

During the recent storms wind turbines at Cemaes burnt out.
You can see the black casework of the central turbine here.

Windfarm East of Cemaes

Windfarm east of Cemaes Bay

Opposition to Wind Turbines in Denbighshire

Opposition campaign to oppose wind farm proposals in Claecaenog Forest, Denbighshire.

RWE web site about their proposals.

East of Porth Wen

There are five locations proposed along this coast for landing cables on Anglesey from the Celtic Array wind farm proposed between the island and the Isle of Man. All between Bull Bay and Llaneilian.
Each will connect to a sub-station and then to the sub-station at Wylfa or the grid lines leading from Wylfa. You can see the Isle of man from here on clear days, so all the wind turbines will be seen also. Just like all the ones off Llandudno, where the cables came ashore near St Asaph and were buried underground to a substation in land.