Wind power scales with the cube of wind speed — doubling wind speed = 8× the power.
Power = 0.5 × ρ × A × v³ × efficiency. Where ρ=air density, A=swept area, v=wind speed.
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A 2MW turbine at 40% capacity factor produces ~7,000 MWh/year, powering ~650 US homes.
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