Living Green - Episode 13 - World's Most Remote Wind Farm

The video discusses a wind farm located in Germany's North Sea, 130 km from the coast, which contributes to Germany's power grid. It explains the process of transferring energy from the offshore station to an onshore converter, providing clean energy using sustainable resources. The video highlights the ecological sustainability of wind farms and their flexibility in placement, far from populated areas.

Where is the wind farm located that contributes to Germany's power grid?

• In the Black Forest

• In the Baltic Sea

• In Germany's North Sea

• Near the Alps

What is the first step in the energy transfer process from the wind farm?

• To a wind turbine

• To an offshore station

• To a battery storage

• Directly to the power grid

How is the energy transferred from the offshore station to the onshore converter?

• Through wireless transmission

• Via cables

• Using trucks

• By air transport

What makes wind farms an ecologically sustainable energy source?

• They use fossil fuels

• They require no maintenance

• They harness natural resources

• They are built in urban areas

What is a notable advantage of wind farm placement?

• They are always near cities

• They can be located far from people

• They require no land

• They can be placed in deserts