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The landscape of wind energy technology has evolved significantly, leading to improved cost-effectiveness across numerous projects. Advancements in turbine efficiency and design have reduced the cost per megawatt of energy produced. Additionally, economies of scale have emerged as larger wind farms become the norm, further decreasing operational costs. This trend has made wind energy more competitive against traditional fossil fuels. The shift towards renewables has also prompted a demand for innovative financial solutions that contribute to the long-term sustainability of wind energy initiatives.

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