Wind Turbine Tour

Puget Sound Energy’s Wild Horse Wind and Solar Facility features 149 wind turbines. This video tour takes you inside the 351-foot-tall wind turbines, giving a first hand look at how renewable energy works. Directions to the Wild Horse visitors’ center can be found at PSE.com.

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  1. milofonbil says:

    Thanks for the video, guys. As a green power program customer, it’s good to know my dollars are going to renewable sources.

  2. NorthWoodsVideo says:

    Those turbines are amazing. Very interesting to see the insides.

  3. 1936bigdog1954 says:

    Wanna dance on the top of the generator?

  4. chains350 says:

    I have been up close to many of the turbines in TugHill NY while snowmobiling and always wondered what they were like inside. Thanks so much for filming this. I really enjoyed it. Unless you are up against one of these, it’s hard to imagine their size.

  5. TimberWolf212 says:

    One of my Nephews works on a crew that builds these beasts across the US! It’s hard to believe because he was always afraid of heigths! I can’t wait to see him again so I can give him a good Razzing about that! I realy do give him alot of credit & respect for what he now does!

  6. hiteyho says:

    how much do these men make? id like to know id be interested in a career

  7. SkeptikSnarf says:

    approx 12$/hr starting . 15-18 with an associates degree at an accredited wind training college

  8. inkhearlover45 says:

    don’t fall!!!!

  9. inkhearlover45 says:

    nice video love it~!!1!!

  10. inkhearlover45 says:

    i want to have a future in inspecting these..you make good money…:P

  11. inkhearlover45 says:

    lol i didn’t know it was flat up there….:)

  12. xxxstudmuffen says:

    Well it depends on your roll what company you work for. You dont need to have wind training or college. Most colleges dont even have courses for this. We do have one at our college here. Start from 35,000 year to 200,000 year depends on experince roll in wind business. Traveling tech or what ever. Most compaines look for electrical back ground. Thats all you really need to get your foot in the door .

  13. 03RAMBUNCTIOUS says:

    It is a great place to sit and eat lunch..

  14. 03RAMBUNCTIOUS says:

    Skeptic, I believe your numbers are a bit off.

  15. stosin says:

    I work for vestas and I get to see how they build them…its quite amazing once its all pieced together

  16. nerdelicious5 says:

    awesome view up there

  17. ziemniaczek963 says:

    Best :) ))))

  18. cooldit1 says:

    @ChorniyKot turbans are things that people of certain cultures wear on their heads. Turbines are these things.

  19. ChorniyKot says:

    you need wind Turbines that do not? kill birds!!!!!!!!

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