Poul la Cour (1846–1908) was a Danish scientist and inventor known primarily for his contributions to meteorology and wind energy. He is often recognized as a pioneer in the development of wind turbine technology. La Cour conducted extensive research into the potential of wind power and invented various designs for windmills and wind turbines. He built several experimental wind turbines in Denmark, which were instrumental in demonstrating the feasibility of harnessing wind energy for electricity generation.
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