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We're talking about 20 year old wind turbines. That's the stone age of wind turbine development. But many of these would even be able to produce electricity th
by hannob 5y ago
We're talking about 20 year old wind turbines. That's the stone age of wind turbine development.
But many of these would even be able to produce electricity that could be sold, but the bureaucracy of doing so is complicated. There was some discussion about creating solutions for those and make it easier for them to sell their electricity, but it didn't happen.
But in any case: It would be better to replace those old turbines with modern ones, though this is often not allowed...