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Fluids and other liquids stand up to the extreme conditions. the next room is not a wind tunnel but a multi-purpose test chamber equipped with wind generators a roller and dynamometer and temperature control. of steam jets can also produce high levels of humidity if required a man's needs left i mean as soon as it's thirty eight degrees celsius right now with seventy percent humidity a camera lens keeps steaming out of the humidity can be raised to ninety five percent while temperatures can range from minus forty to plus fifty five degrees i thought instead. it can take up to two weeks to fit ...

Wind generators for 28 days. that's lost income for the wind farms. green groups hate because it sends a message that when push comes to shove hydro power will always trump wind power. that will kill future wind development. conservatives don't like it because it's driving up the cost of energy. hydro doesn't emit any carbon. >> we require the taxpayers to subsidize renewable energy and we want rate payers to pay them when they lose money. that system is unsustainable. >> reporter: bonneville submitted its plan yesterday. now they have to decide whether it's fair to the energy companies and ta...

Explain what's going on, dan. >> reporter: a lot of regions around the country might like to have this problem. in late spring and early sum they are is too much renewable energy in the pacific northwest. you have snow melt sending tons of water count rivers. at the same time the wind is howling in the columbia river gorge. so the wind farms are cranking out maximum energy. as it turns out too much energy for the demand. so last year the federal agency shut down the wind mills for 38 days. to compensate the wind generators for their losses they will be paid up to $50 million a year, a fee that...

Action over how their son was treated. a 16-year-old girl from california running into some trouble in her quest to make history. her name abby sunderland. she is trying to become the youngest person to sail around the world solo and nonstop. she left from california last week and made it as far as mexico. that's where she says she ran into power problems. apparently the solar and wind generators just weren't producing enough electricity. she is not giving up. sunderland says because she hasn't yet crossed the equator she can still technically make the non-stock trip after she stocks up with a...