Wind power is a large part of our renewable energy economy, but recycling the composite materials used in turbine blades has ...

However, researchers discovered an eco-friendly recycling method for glass fiber-reinforced polymers, which account for ...

"During operation, modern wind turbines are designed to minimize noise emissions, and their impact on nearby receptors will be assessed as part of a noise impact assessment. There is no ...

Havfram is currently building two next-generation wind turbine installation vessels at CIMC Raffles. Article continues below the advert “Havfram’s state-of-the-art vessels are equipped to ...

Using glass fiber-reinforced plastics (GFRP) in wind ... from turbine blades. The recovered materials were added to thermoplastics, creating composite materials with up to 70% recycled fibers. They ...

calling wind turbines ugly, expensive and harmful to wildlife. "We're not going to do the wind thing. Big, ugly wind mills. They ruin your neighborhood," he said. Former President Joe Biden saw ...

oblivious to the nearby cluster of wind turbines churning the sky behind him. "After about a year, you never know the things are here," said Neill, who leases part of his West Texas property to an ...

He says the cumulative impact of adjoining wind farm developments is fast becoming “a ring of steel round about us. “We’re becoming a dumping ground for wind farms.” Despite axing annual targets in ...

A new renewable energy developer has unveiled its first project in Australia, bringing the 100 megawatt (MW) Inverleigh wind farm in regional Victoria to life after almost 20 years of planning.

With three wind turbines in the distance behind him, 82-year-old West Texas rancher George Neill surveys part of his 1,700-acre spread near San Angelo on a day when wind gusts climbed toward 40 mph.

National energy data show the country is winding down coal generation and replacing it with renewables. Renewable energy from wind turbines and solar panels generated more electricity in the U.S. than ...

The world’s deepest fixed-bottom wind turbine stands at a depth of 58.6m and is co-owned by SSE and TotalEnergies as part of the $3.7bn (£2.89bn) Seagreen project in Scotland, which came online in ...