23 septembre 2008
Wind power
There is a strong wind that blows from the Cevannes in the north down over the plains and on to the Mediterranean. It makes wind power a very viable option.
In this case, a grape grower has a small turbine for use at his farmhouse.
Wind power is harvested on a much larger scale in this region. In this case, an array of a dozen huge turbines are lined up on a ridge behind the village of Villeveyrac. We have seen huge flat bed trucks lumbering slowly through Meze on their way to the foothills of the Cevannes, bearing silo-sized components of these wind towers. Evidently, construction is proceeding apace, which is commendable, as France is otherwise heavily reliant on nuclear power.
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