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Lissett is a long-established village in the Holderness area of Yorkshire ‘s East Riding. Mentioned in the Domesday Book, the village has an interesting recent history as it was home to the Royal Air Force ‘s 158 Squadron during the Second World War. During a two-year period towards the end of the war, 158 Squadron ‘s Halifax Bombers completed 250 missions, suffering the loss of 144 aircraft and 851 airmen. A memorial sculpture featuring 7 airmen was erected on the base and is dedicated to the memory of those lost during the war. The 12 Wind Turbines on the site are also named in commemoration of the site ‘s wartime past with eleven turbines named after aircraft that flew from the airfield and the twelfth to commemorate the six airmen who perished on July 2nd, 1943 due to an explosion in the bomb dump. Today, the village has a population of around 240 and its tranquil former airfield is home to 12 turbines, each rated at 2.5MW, giving the site an installed capacity of 30MW and generate enough energy to power .

Llyn Alaw (which means Lily Lake in English) is a reservoir near the town of Amlwch on the island of Anglesey. The reservoir was created by the flooding of marshlands in 1966 and it supplies 35 million litres of water a day to the northern half of the island. Llyn Alaw Wind Farm is situated to the north of the small village of Llanbabo which is close to the reservoir ‘s eastern shore. Construction work on Llyn Alaw Wind Farm began in 1996 and it opened in October 1997. The site, which was originally developed by West Coast Energy, has 44 turbines rated at 600kW, giving the wind farm an installed capacity of 20.4MW and the ability to generate enough energy to power .”

The plant has an installed capacity of 13 MW that consists of 10 using the technology of Nordex N60

The plant has an installed capacity of 12 MW that consists of 8 using the technology of General Electric GEWE 1.5 S

The plant has an installed capacity of 35 MW that consists of 14 using the technology of General Electric GEWE 2.5

The plant has an installed capacity of 50 MW that consists of 20 using the technology of Nordex N90 – R80 and Senvion MM100

The plant has an installed capacity of 10 MW that consists of 5 using the technology of Senvion MM100

If you ‘re ever driving between junctions 20 and 21 on the south bound side of the M1, you ‘ll most likely spot the four most amusingly named wind turbines in England. Before it opened in November 2011, Low Spinney Wind Farm ‘s turbines were named by school children from Gilmorton. Acquired in May 2012, the 4 turbines are rated at just over 2MW, giving the site an installed capacity of 8.2MW with the ability to generate enough energy to power .

The plant has an installed capacity of 9,9 MW that consists of 15 using the technology of Vestas V47

The plant has an installed capacity of 12 MW that consists of 6 using the technology of Enercon E66/20.70