The Wind Capital of Canada

The Canadian Wind Energy Association regards the Pincher Creek area as one of the nation's strongest wind power regions. Presently, a total of 8 wind energy projects, consisting of 272 turbines are producing 291.93 megawatts of energy in the Pincher Creek area.
The Canadian Wind Energy Association regards the Pincher Creek area as one of the nation's strongest wind power regions. Presently, a total of 8 wind energy projects, consisting of 272 turbines are producing 291.93 megawatts of energy in the Pincher Creek area.
www.pinchercreek.ca/business/wind_energy.php
For more photos of our trip:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/187741599@N02/albums

[Margaret Pengelly]

Great photo and interesting information. Our local area is launching into Hydrogen manufacture to allow the blending of the renewable energy with the natural gas already supplying local customers.

[Denise Wood]

Great capture- looks like our windy area down here in Oz :)

[Lou Ann]

We have huge wind turbine farms as well. I suppose they are helping with our power needs.

[Kathy]

These always fascinate me when I see them.