We will use the idea that "energy is the ability to cause change" to study the interaction between wind and the blades of a turbine.
This is actually really trivial, if we look at the blades and they are stopped, then we can conclude that there is no wind, thus there is no energy. (By the Newton's laws, we know that there must be a force to change the movement of something).
Now if wind comes, the wind will cause a force on the blades making them rotate.
So a form of energy comes, mechanical energy, and we can see how it produces changes.
Then by the rotation of the blades, there are dynamos that can be used to charge and store energy, this is (roughly) how a wind turbine works.
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