As we’ve covered, the GE Haliade X can power a house for two days with just one spin of the blades. That totals up to around 312 MWh each day.
That places it well ahead of the previous leader in global record energy-producing turbines. In case you’re interested, that was a previous model of the same wind turbine.
They’ve just made this one bigger, and capable of producing more juice to power homes, businesses, and – well – everything really.
John Rogers, from the Union of Concerned Scientists, claims that each turbine can power a house every seven seconds, meaning that they’ll likely build loads of these in the USA and help to produce much-needed clean energy in one of the biggest and most populous countries in the world.

Credit: GE Renewables