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How to build the world's biggest turbine blades
The Isle of Wight was once the focal point of an industrial dispute that grew into a nationwide debate about the future direction of onshore wind in the UK. But now huge wind turbine blades for the UK’s flourishing offshore wind market are being produced on the island. Marc Height went to visit.
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Energy World September 2018 p14-16.pdf!
Journal title: Energy World
Publisher: Energy Institute
Subjects: Offshore wind power, Renewables
