Wind energy provides advantages over solar power, generating electricity at any time when wind is available. Onshore turbines typically deliver 2.5–3 MW, while offshore turbines range from 3–6 MW, enough to power medium-sized data centers with a few units. Due to considerations around land costs, noise, and aesthetic concerns, turbines are often placed in remote areas with stronger winds and unobstructed airflow, reducing community resistance and boosting efficiency.