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Turbine giants going seriously with the wind



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Published Date: 20 June 2008
Is the answer to our energy needs blowing in the wind? JENNY HAWORTH meets a believer who means business
THE gigantic structures tower 300 feet tall, weigh 1,000 tonnes and have blades that span an area the size of the London Eye. These five-megawatt wind turbines are among the largest in the world and are precisely the type of supersized structures des...



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