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Wind power or wind energy uses wind turbines to generate electricity. Wind power is a popular, sustainable, renewable energy source that has a much smaller impact on the environment than burning fuels. The use of wind energy worldwide has been overgrown in recent years to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Wind power is free, but the installation and maintenance of wind turbines remain very costly. The size of the wind turbine structure is determined not only by wind statistics at a given location but also by turbine infrastructure and maintenance costs. The payback time of the turbine is dependent on turbine energy costs. 

The downfall of wind energy is noise pollution which can be tackled by installing anti-vibration equipment produced to minimize vibrations. Wind turbines are placed to generate the most power possible, but at what risk. Noise pollution can bring down home property value, which will raise red flags if not addressed in the proposal. My thoughts are, what if JGJ

can produce wind turbines with noise-canceling or noise-minimizing equipment. In that case, it will help with noise pollution, and JGJ paying for both the turbines and anti-vibration equipment separately. Anti-vibration products will allow JGJ to produce money from wind turbines and sell the products individually and gain more profits.  

Charabi, Y., Abdul-Wahab, S. Wind turbine performance analysis for energy cost minimization. Renewables 7, 5 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1186/s40807-020-00062-7

Kris Woll. (2016). Wind Energy. Core Library.