A group of turbines that use moving air to produce electricity is known as a wind farm.

• A. Power Plant
• B. Turbine Array
• C. Hydroelectric Plant
• D. Wind Farm

Answer: (D)

A group of wind turbines that generate electricity is called a wind farm. A single turbine is a wind turbine, but when many are installed together to capture wind energy and produce power, the collection is referred to as a wind farm. A power plant is a broad term for any facility that generates electricity, not specific to wind. A turbine array isn’t a standard term, though it could describe multiple machines. A hydroelectric plant uses water to drive turbines, not air. So the exact term that fits the description is wind farm.