Wind
POWERING AUSTRALIA'S FUTURE
In Australia, wind energy has become a major contributor to our electric power supply. Avenis Energy is currently looking to develop a pipeline of new and strategically significant wind energy projects.
The Power of Wind Farms

The most noticeable feature of a wind farm is generally its turbines: tall towers with spinning blades. Wind turbines capture wind energy within the area covered by their blades, with their spinning motion driving an electrical generator to produce electricity, which is then transmitted to the grid.

A wind farm will generally have multiple turbines, with a single turbine capable of powering around 3,000 homes annually.

Components of a Wind Turbine
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Wind farms typically have an operational lifespan of around 30-35 years. A dedicated team, either based on-site or within the region, 
is responsible for ongoing operations.

The operation of wind farms often raises questions, particularly about potential impacts, which we’ve addressed below.
Can I still use my land?
What happens at the end of the wind farm's life?
Will the wind farm affect land value in the area?
Will I be able to hear the turbines?
Do wind farms cause health problems?
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