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Golan Heights wind farm
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “located 1050 m above sea level on mount bnei rasan 5 km south of quneitra in the golan heights”. Today it says “wind farm located 1”.
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The wind farm was built in 1992 by the Mey Eden (Waters of Eden) mineral water company, supported by the then-Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure. It includes 10 Floda 600 wind turbines generating 6 MW in total. The energy is consumed by the Mey Eden plant, the Golan Heights Winery and about 20,000 people. The remaining energy is fed into the electrical grid. Mey Eden built Israel's first wind farm, or even the first commercial wind-power project in the Middle East .1
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located 1050 m above sea level on mount bnei rasan 5 km south of quneitra in the golan heights
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wind farm located 1
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