Switzerland unveils world's highest wind farm
The world's highest wind farm has opened in Switzerland at nearly 2500 meters above sea level.
The farm aims to produce enough energy to supply about 3 thousand households. The company in charge of the project, has erected three wind turbines to add to the original pilot turbine they had formerly installed.
The energy they produce is injected into a grid using a new type of transformer, which powers not only the wind farm but also a hydro-electric power station. The wind farm is estimated to produce up to 10 gigawatts of power per year.
In Nigeria, more than 100 inmates escape after rain damages prison
Palestinians inspect rubble of destroyed building in Rafah
Displaced Gazans cornered at Egypt border as Israel’s Rafah invasion looms
Iran: US lacks competence to comment on human rights, freedom of expression
It could take 14 years to remove debris left by Israel war on Gaza: UN
Iran, China discuss military cooperation
Sanders to Netanyahu: 'Don’t insult American people’s intelligence'
Tehran economic conference: Raeisi hails Iran-Africa expansion of ties
VIDEO | Press TV's news headlines
Severe heat wave hits India as phase 2 of polling begins
What to expect after President Raeisi's visit to Pakistan
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website
