聽打練習 中間有一段講很快 幾乎都聽不清楚= =a 其他有些地方不確定 希望大家能幫忙看看 感謝~~ Wilburton giant solar farm connected to National Grid http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cambridgeshire-14218355 Amongst the wheat, a purple hangs. Not lilac, not lavender—light is harvested here, a field of photovoltaic solar panels, PV for short. 這段講很快，很多不確定 For the rest of the year, ___ voltaic begged for solar and the small thing to do you care to make them happen to meet the renewable targets they’ve got. What the government said is, “we want PV to be here; we’ve wanted it to be here for a long time... for them sent off in terms of for a kilo watt we are to give you some sort of revenue for twenty five years, index linked, and ************ ?? government back?” ****? From above twenty thousand pounds, over thirty five acres, producing enough energy for twelve hundred homes, this is the most powerful solar farm in the country. The important parts of these cells are these little white lines, that silicon which collects the light—that causes a charge, which is then collected in these black boxes and sent via cables to National Grid. Wilburton and a factory roofed buckles in South offer us two big solar sites in the East. So, are we better offered solar power, or wind? The subsidy for solar is about seven times that of the wind turbines. So it’ s a dilemma: do you want wind turbines? Or do you want more costly, renewable energy from solar? Wind farms have triggered protests. Nothing like here, said developers. You can see these things. They’re up to two meters high. They’re not moving. They’re not making any noise. And this sight, most sights, no one can really sear. Across Germany and other parts of the continent, solar farms like this are a common place. It is likely more would appear in this ____, but are we prepared to pay for them? -- --

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