Wind turbines are often promoted as a clean alternative to fossil fuel–powered generators. While they do not burn fuel during operation, they are not entirely oil-free machines. Oil plays a role at several stages of a turbine’s life cycle, including manufacturing, routine operation, and long-term maintenance. Understanding how much oil is actually involved and how that compares to the energy produced over decades helps clarify the real environmental and economic footprint of wind power.

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