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バイオガス発電工場(02 of11)
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フェルトハイムのウインドパーク(03 of11)
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フェルトハイムのウインドパーク(04 of11)
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フェルトハイムのウインドパークへの訪問者(05 of11)
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Village Relies Only On Alternative Energy Sources(06 of11)
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FELDHEIM, GERMANY - JUNE 20: Michael Knape, mayor of Treuenbrietzen, which also includes the village of Feldheim, poses for a portrait in a field of barley on June 20, 2011 in Feldheim, Germany. Feldheim recently won recognition from the state of Brandenburg for becoming exclusively reliant on alternative energy sources for its energy needs. It produces electricity and heat at a biogas facility and also draws electricity from nearby wind and solar farms operated by renewable energy supplier Energiequelle GmbH. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images) (credit:Getty Images)
Village Relies Only On Alternative Energy Sources(07 of11)
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FELDHEIM, GERMANY - JUNE 20: Wind turbines of German alternative energy producer Energiequelle GmbH spin near solar panels on June 20, 2011 near Feldheim, Germany. Feldheim recently won recognition from the state of Brandenburg for becoming exclusively reliant on alternative energy sources for its energy needs. It produces electricity and heat at a biogas facility and also draws electricity from nearby wind and solar farms operated by Energiequelle. Germany is investing heavily in renewable energy sources as part of its plan to abandown nuclear energy by 2022. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images) (credit:Getty Images)
Village Relies Only On Alternative Energy Sources(08 of11)
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FELDHEIM, GERMANY - JUNE 20: A 2 MW wind turbine of German alternative energy producer Energiequelle GmbH spins in a field of wheat on June 20, 2011 near Feldheim, Germany. Feldheim recently won recognition from the state of Brandenburg for becoming exclusively reliant on alternative energy sources for its energy needs. It produces electricity and heat at a biogas facility and also draws electricity from nearby wind and solar farms operated by Energiequelle. Germany is investing heavily in renewable energy sources as part of its plan to abandown nuclear energy by 2022. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images) (credit:Getty Images)
Village Relies Only On Alternative Energy Sources(09 of11)
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FELDHEIM, GERMANY - JUNE 20: Solar panels belonging to German alternative energy producer Energiequelle GmbH stand oriented towards the sun on June 20, 2011 near Feldheim, Germany. Feldheim recently won recognition from the state of Brandenburg for becoming exclusively reliant on alternative energy sources for its energy needs. It produces electricity and heat at a biogas facility and also draws electricity from nearby wind and solar farms operated by Energiequelle. Germany is investing heavily in renewable energy sources as part of its plan to abandown nuclear energy by 2022. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images) (credit:Getty Images)