Honda will use wind energy

Honda will use wind energy for its plant in Ohio with power. The green power must be about ten percent of the energy needs of the American factory fitted.

According to Honda, the Russells Point plant in Ohio became the first major car plant in the United States, some of which wind is used.

The Japanese brand has a deal with Juhl Wind closed. Honda's two large wind turbines near the factory install both about 80 meters high. Individually they have around 10,000 megawatt hours (MWh) per year vomiting.

Permission
to build the turbines was special permission from the state. At the end of this year, the system must operate. The plan is part of Honda's goal for CO2 emissions from its plants by 2020 by 30 percent.

Honda also works alongside Ford and General Motors hard to implement green energy in their factories. Both groups will use solar energy to reduce CO2 emissions from factories to reduce.