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I realise you’re being flippant, but if you turn parks into windfarms then suddenly many, many people have no access to any green space. Transmission isn’t tha

by orra 5y ago

I realise you’re being flippant, but if you turn parks into windfarms then suddenly many, many people have no access to any green space. Transmission isn’t that expensive in the scheme of things. Else offshore wind, of which I am a fan, would not be viable.

Ekaros 5y ago
There would be plenty of room around them in parks. The foot prints are not that big.
- orra 5y ago
  OK, but isn't the flip side of low density that there just wouldn't be enough of them to generate a meaningful amount of electricity?