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Its not a scandal yet! Because we are approaching a cliff when a lot of 1st and 2nd generation wind turbines are about to be decommissioned or refurbished. No
by mothsonasloth 5y ago
Its not a scandal yet!
Because we are approaching a cliff when a lot of 1st and 2nd generation wind turbines are about to be decommissioned or refurbished.
Note: this is for Scotland.
Its bad enough a single wind turbine blade requiring a convoy escort along small winding roads for installation. Now they have to do the same and dispose them.
The cost is going to have to be paid somewhere, most likely by consumers.
Or they will be disposed off cheaply in a bad way.
- nagrom 5y agoWhy wouldn't they cut the blade up in situ for transportation at the end of its working life? Seems better than having huge convoys to take them away for recycling.
- darkhorse22 5y agoSo this is how much smoke you have to blow up your own ass to justify driving a diesel car in 2021. Noted. Nice Audi bro!