How much energy does a windmill generate in one day?

Answer 1

That depends on the windmill.

Generally a single windmill is not sufficient, two or more wind mills are connected together to form a wind farm.

Generally a single wind mill can generate power only in kilowatts, not in megewatt.

Answer 2

The amount of energy generated by a windmill in one day can vary depending on factors such as wind speed, size of the windmill, and efficiency of the system. On average, a typical windmill can generate enough energy to power around 150-200 homes per day.

Answer 3

it is produce max. 2000wtt. every day if comes good sunlight

Whoever answered this^^ is a *******. At max efficiency it would produce 2kw per hour. If you get 4 hours of max efficiency a day you would get 8kw a day. Of course efficiency is not 100%.

Answer 4

If it is a typical 300-kW windmill and the wind is right it will generate 300 x 24 kilowatt-hours per day, that is 7.2 MWh which will prevent 7-8 tons of CO2 entering the atmosphere from a fossil-fuel power plant somewhere near.

Answer 5

The wind turbine power is measured in kW - this means the rate at which it produces renewable energy. If you measure the amount of energy produced by the wind turbine in a given time e.g. in a day, you would do so in kWh (kW hours). So if the turbine ran at rated power (2kW) for 24 hours, then it would produce 2kW x 24h = 48kWh of energy.

Answer 6

No way to answer. It will depend on the number and size of the turbines, and the tidal forces in the area where they are located.

Answer 7

4hours run and 1 hours rest but oil change after every 50 hours runed

Answer 8

24,000,000kwh