So - I’m used to seeing output described in terms of how many homes it can provide for - percent of a city or such. Not sure what 9 MW can do.
9 megawatts should be enough to power 3600 typical homes.
Well, 9 MW is less half a percent of the output from one 2000-MW nuclear reactor.
I also notice that the article very carefuly avoids mentionning cost. Generally, big wind turbines cost about $5 per peak watt. And of course, they don't produce peak power 24/7. Whereas the output of a thermal generator can stay at peak for days.