wind farm

British  

noun

1. a large group of wind-driven generators for electricity supply

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wind farm Scientific  

1. A power plant that uses windmills or wind turbines to generate electricity.

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Example Sentences

China itself went from virtually no domestic offshore wind farms two decades ago to hosting about half of global capacity.

From The Wall Street Journal

Indeed one of the world's largest offshore wind farms is being built off Scotland's east coast.

From BBC

Many companies that generate these credits—battery makers, wind farms, solar arrays—don’t owe enough in taxes to use them.

From The Wall Street Journal

Prior to the changes, energy bills in England, Scotland and Wales included additional charges to help fund insulation for low-income households, and subsidise green energy projects such as wind farms and solar panels.

From BBC

Electric vehicles and solar and wind farms use copper in much greater quantities than gasoline-powered cars and coal-fired power stations.

From The Wall Street Journal