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turbine

[tur-bin, -bahyn] / ˈtɜr bɪn, -baɪn /


NOUN
rotary engine
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The university currently sells the excess electricity from its turbines to the local utility company, but it could use it to charge up Cache’s thermal cement batteries.

From The Wall Street Journal

The project will support the assembly and deployment of floating turbines that will operate in deeper waters off the Welsh coast.

From BBC

She had recently put up a new chicken shed and wind turbine - diversification projects she believed would not have been possible had a stricter planning regime been in place.

From BBC

The factories produce grain-oriented electrical steel, a key material for transformers in substations and wind turbines, the company said.

From The Wall Street Journal

The costs for development of offshore turbine farms now look too high to be worth continuing, TotalEnergies said.

From The Wall Street Journal