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[[Berkas:WEAs_in_Neuenkirchen.JPG|thumb|300px|[[Ladang angin]] di [[Neuenkirchen]], [[Dithmarschen]] ([[Jerman]]).]]
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'''Tenaga angin''' menunjuk kepada pengumpulan energi yang berguna dari [[angin]]. Pada 2005, kapasitas generator tenaga-angin adalah 58.982 MW, hasil tersebut kurang dari 1% penggunaan listrik dunia. Meskipun masih berupa sumber energi listrik minor di kebanyakan negara, penghasilan tenaga angin lebih dari empat kali lipat antara 1999 dan 2005.
'''Tenaga angin''' menunjuk kepada pengumpulan energi yang berguna dari [[angin]]. Pada 2005, kapasitas generator tenaga-angin adalah 58.982 MW, hasil tersebut kurang dari 1% penggunaan listrik dunia. Meskipun masih berupa sumber energi listrik minor di kebanyakan negara, penghasilan tenaga angin lebih dari empat kali lipat antara 1999 dan 2005.
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[[India]] ranks 4th in the world with a total wind power capacity of 4,430 MW. Wind power generates 3% of all electricity produced in India. The World Wind Energy Conference in New Delhi in November 2006 will give additional impetus to the Indian wind industry.<ref name="wwindea"/> In December 2003, [[General Electric]] installed the world's largest offshore wind turbines in Ireland, and plans are being made for more such installations on the west coast, including the possible the use of floating turbines.
[[India]] ranks 4th in the world with a total wind power capacity of 4,430 MW. Wind power generates 3% of all electricity produced in India. The World Wind Energy Conference in New Delhi in November 2006 will give additional impetus to the Indian wind industry.<ref name="wwindea"/> In December 2003, [[General Electric]] installed the world's largest offshore wind turbines in Ireland, and plans are being made for more such installations on the west coast, including the possible the use of floating turbines.


On [[August 15]], [[2005]], [[People's Republic of China|China]] announced it would build a 1000-megawatt wind farm in Hebei for completion in [[2020]]. China reportedly has set a generating target of 20,000 MW by 2020 from renewable energy sources - it says indigenous wind power could generate up to 253,000 MW.<ref>{{cite web| url=http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050815/ap_on_sc/china_wind_power| title=404 error| acessdate=2006-04-21}}</ref> Following the World Wind Energy Conference in November 2004, organised by the Chinese and the World Wind Energy Association, a Chinese renewable energy law was adopted. In late 2005, the Chinese government increased the official wind energy target for the year 2020 from 20 GW to 30 GW.
On [[August 15]], [[2005]], [[People's Republic of China|China]] announced it would build a 1000-megawatt wind farm in Hebei for completion in [[2020]]. China reportedly has set a generating target of 20,000 MW by 2020 from renewable energy sources - it says indigenous wind power could generate up to 253,000 MW.<ref>{{cite web| url=http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050815/ap_on_sc/china_wind_power| title=404 error| acessdate=2006-04-21}}</ref> Following the World Wind Energy Conference in November 2004, organised by the Chinese and the World Wind Energy Association, a Chinese renewable energy law was adopted. In late 2005, the Chinese government increased the official wind energy target for the year 2020 from 20 GW to 30 GW.


Another growing market is Brazil, with a wind potential of 143 GW.<ref>{{cite web| url=http://www.cresesb.cepel.br/atlas_eolico_brasil/atlas-web.htm| title=Atlas do Potencial Eólico Brasileiro| accessdate=2006-04-21}}</ref> The federal government has created an incentive program, called [[Proinfa]],<ref>{{cite web| url=http://www.eletrobras.gov.br/EM_Programas_Proinfa/default.asp| title=Eletrobrás - Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras S.A - Projeto Proinfa| accessdate=2006-04-21}}</ref> to build production capacity of 3300 MW of renewable energy for 2008, of which 1422 MW through wind energy. The program seeks to produce 10% of Brazillian electricity through renewable sources. Brazil produced 320 [[TWh]] in 2004.
Another growing market is Brazil, with a wind potential of 143 GW.<ref>{{cite web| url=http://www.cresesb.cepel.br/atlas_eolico_brasil/atlas-web.htm| title=Atlas do Potencial Eólico Brasileiro| accessdate=2006-04-21}}</ref> The federal government has created an incentive program, called [[Proinfa]],<ref>{{cite web| url=http://www.eletrobras.gov.br/EM_Programas_Proinfa/default.asp| title=Eletrobrás - Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras S.A - Projeto Proinfa| accessdate=2006-04-21}}</ref> to build production capacity of 3300 MW of renewable energy for 2008, of which 1422 MW through wind energy. The program seeks to produce 10% of Brazillian electricity through renewable sources. Brazil produced 320 [[TWh]] in 2004.
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Wind turbines range from small four hundred watt generators for residential use to several megawatt machines for wind farms and offshore. The small ones have direct drive generators, [[direct current]] output, [[aeroelastic blades]], lifetime bearings and use a vane to point into the wind; while the larger ones generally have geared power trains, alternating current output, flaps and are actively pointed into the wind. Direct drive generators and aeroelastic blades for large wind turbines are being researched and direct current generators are sometimes used.
Wind turbines range from small four hundred watt generators for residential use to several megawatt machines for wind farms and offshore. The small ones have direct drive generators, [[direct current]] output, [[aeroelastic blades]], lifetime bearings and use a vane to point into the wind; while the larger ones generally have geared power trains, alternating current output, flaps and are actively pointed into the wind. Direct drive generators and aeroelastic blades for large wind turbines are being researched and direct current generators are sometimes used.


In urban locations, where it is difficult to obtain large amounts of wind energy, smaller systems may still be used to run low power equipment. [[Distributed generation|Distributed power]] from rooftop mounted wind turbines can also alleviate power distribution problems, as well as provide resilience to power failures. Equipment such as parking meters or wireless internet gateways may be powered by a wind turbine that charges a small battery, replacing the need for a connection to the power grid and/or maintaining service despite possible power grid failures.
In urban locations, where it is difficult to obtain large amounts of wind energy, smaller systems may still be used to run low power equipment. [[Distributed generation|Distributed power]] from rooftop mounted wind turbines can also alleviate power distribution problems, as well as provide resilience to power failures. Equipment such as parking meters or wireless internet gateways may be powered by a wind turbine that charges a small battery, replacing the need for a connection to the power grid and/or maintaining service despite possible power grid failures.


[[Berkas:Wind-power-small-scale.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Small-scale wind power in rural Indiana.]]
[[Berkas:Wind-power-small-scale.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Small-scale wind power in rural Indiana.]]
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Revisi per 11 Mei 2014 07.41

Ladang angin di Neuenkirchen, Dithmarschen (Jerman).

Tenaga angin menunjuk kepada pengumpulan energi yang berguna dari angin. Pada 2005, kapasitas generator tenaga-angin adalah 58.982 MW, hasil tersebut kurang dari 1% penggunaan listrik dunia. Meskipun masih berupa sumber energi listrik minor di kebanyakan negara, penghasilan tenaga angin lebih dari empat kali lipat antara 1999 dan 2005.

Kebanyakan tenaga angin modern dihasilkan dalam bentuk listrik dengan mengubah rotasi dari pisau turbin menjadi arus listrik dengan menggunakan generator listrik. Pada kincir angin energi angin digunakan untuk memutar peralatan mekanik untuk melakukan kerja fisik, seperti menggiling "grain" atau memompa air.

Tenaga angin digunakan dalam ladang angin skala besar untuk penghasilan listrik nasional dan juga dalam turbin individu kecil untuk menyediakan listrik di lokasi yang terisolir.

Tenaga angin banyak jumlahnya, tidak habis-habis, tersebar luas, bersih, dan merendahkan efek rumah kaca.

Ekonomi

Pada tahun-tahun belakangan ini, biaya tenaga listrik dihasilkan-angin telah turun banyak, dan kini lebih rendah dari biaya listrik dihasilkan-bahan bakar. Sejak 2004, tenaga angin telah menjadi bentuk penghasilan tenaga baru yang paling murah. [butuh rujukan]

Penggunaan

Skala besar

Kapasitas tenaga angin yang terpasang
(akhir tahun)[1]
Kapasitas (MW)
Urutan Negara 2005 2004
01 Jerman 18.428 16.629
02 Spanyol 10.027 8.263
03 AS 9.149 6.725
04 India 4.430 3.000
05 Denmark 3.128 3.124
06 Italia 1.717 1.265
07 Britania Raya 1.353 888
08 China 1.260 764
09 Belanda 1.219 1,078
10 Jepang 1.040 896
11 Portugal 1.022 522
12 Austria 819 606
13 Perancis 757 386
14 Kanada 683 444
15 Yunani 573 473
16 Australia 572 379
17 Swedia 510 452
18 Irlandia 496 339
19 Norwegia 270 270
20 Selandia Baru 168 168
21 Belgia 167 95
22 Mesir 145 145
23 Korea Selatan 119 23
24 Taiwan 103 13
25 Finlandia 82 82
26 Polandia 73 63
27 Ukraina 73 69
28 Kosta Rika 70 70
29 Maroko 64 54
30 Luxemburg 35 35
31 Iran 32 25
32 Estonia 30 3
33 Filipina 29 29
34 Brasil 29 24
35 Republik Ceko 28 17
Total dunia 58.982 47.671

Ada ribuan turbin angin yang beroperasi, dengan kapasitas total 58.982 MW yang 69% berada di Eropa (2005). Dia merupakan cara alternatif penghasilan listrik yang paling tumbuh cepat dan menyediakan tambahan yang berharga bagi stasiun tenaga berskala besar yang berbeban besar. Penghasilan kapasitas listrik diproduksi-angin berlipat empat antara 1999 dan 2005. 90% dari instalasi tenaga angin berada di AS dan Eropa. Pada 2010, Asosiasi Tenaga Angin Dunia mengharapkan 120.000 MW akan terpasang di dunia.

Jerman, Spanyol, Amerika Serikat, India dan Denmark telah membuat invesatasi terbesar dalam penghasilan listrik dari angin. Denmark terkenal dalam pemroduksian dan penggunaan turbin angin, dengan sebuah komitmen yang dibuat pada 1970-an untuk menghasilkan setengah dari tenaga negara tersebut dengan angin. Denmark menghasil lebih dari 20% listriknya dengan turbin angin, persentase terbesar dan ke-lima terbesar dari penghasilan tenaga angin. Denmark dan Jerman merupakan eksportir terbesar dari turbin besar.

Penggunaan tenaga angin hanya 1% dari total produksi listrik dunia (2005). Jerman merupakan produsen terbesar tenaga angin dengan 32% dari total kapasitas dunia pada 2005; targetnya pada 2010, energi terbarui akan memenuhi 12,5% kebutuhan listrik Jerman. Jerman memiliki 16.000 turbin angin, kebanyakan terletak di utara negara tersebut - termasuk tiga terbesar dunia, dibuat oleh perusahaan Enercon (4,5 MW), Multibrid (5 MW) dan Repower (5 MW). Provinsi Schleswig-Holstein Jerman menghasilkan 25% listriknya dari turbin angin.

Saat ini, London Array adalah ladang angin lepas pantai terbesar di dunia dengan kapasitas mencapai 1000 MW[2], diresmikan oleh perdana menteri Inggris David Cameron pada tanggal 4 Juli 2013[3]

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