From the earliest moments of his life, man has exploited the resources that the environment offered to him: sun, water, air. With the passage of time and technological innovation, we tried to figure out how to best exploit these resources aiming to safeguard the environment.
The wind and its movement gives rise to wind energy. In fact, through the displacement of air masses from a high pressure zone to a low pressure one, it generates energy, a particular type of energy that takes the name of wind energy, which is identified with kinetic.
The wind has a great importance in nature, in fact it is exploited by birds to fly, plants for pollination and, along with the ocean currents, creates waves on the sea, the wind mill instead is usedby men to produce energy. The first instrument built by man to harness the wind was the mill which is still used in many countries of northern Europe. The windmill, through a system of spinning turbines, produce electricity via a generator. Slowly then exploiting this principle so simple it has gone to the production of energy on a large scale.
If you produce clean energy through the harnessing of wind, you can have an amazing array of benefits especially in economic terms, just think of the fact that one watt of energy produced through wind costs about 1.5 euro against 5 of the normal energy.
In recent years, when it comes to energy production, we are always trying to look to the preservation of the planet, or energy, trying to make the smallest damage as possible to the environment that surrounds us. The ever increasing cost of energy has gone, then one of the main objectives of people is to save money.
The energy produced in fact fully satisfy the needs of the individual dwelling, at the same time allowing us to resell the network's energy produced in excess. In this way the individual user would get a double benefit, namely an immediate saving as regards the bill, as this would reduce costs alone without management meter the consumption and could even be a gain related to the sale of excess energy produced at the network. The wind power plant in the collective imagination is thought of as a system of enormous dimensions, consisting of massive blades placed in areas of relatively highness and wind.