Harnessing the Wind: Innovations for a Sustainable Future
Keywords:
Hydrogen production, Renewable energy, Sustainable energy, Wind energy formatting, Wind power technologyAbstract
This review explores recent advancements in wind energy, focusing on innovation, policy initiatives, and new technologies. It examines how improvements in wind turbine design and learning curve analysis contribute to lowering electricity production costs. The global growth of wind power is discussed, with a special focus on India’s renewable energy strategies and how they compare to other leading nations. The review also looks into the potential of wind energy for hydrogen production, highlighting the role of machine learning in improving efficiency. Additionally, it covers the latest wind energy harvesting technologies and wind farm control strategies, comparing different generator systems for cost-effectiveness and performance. Overall, the findings highlight the importance of continuous technological innovation, supportive government policies, and AI-driven optimization in making wind energy more efficient and sustainable.
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