The writer certainly didn't show any effort to demonstrate non-viability of fixes, and he also didn't provide any information on performance of newer turbines o

The writer certainly didn't show any effort to demonstrate non-viability of fixes, and he also didn't provide any information on performance of newer turbines or those from other vendors. This was a case of 20 year old units being purchased used and moved to a much harsher environment. I would not be surprised if the people involved didn't even check to see what operating temperature range was specified by the manufacturer. I don't think anyone has claimed that wind power is practical everywhere. Sites must be studied in adequate detail, and in some cases a test installation is appropriate ahead of wide-scale deployment. There seem to be far too many writers and anal-ists giving opinions where they're not qualified to.