Is an offshore wind turbine a blessing or a curse? In this Atlantic resort community, the view is clearly one-way.

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As of 2023, 31 wind farms totaling 599 turbines across Australia were more than fifteen years old, putting them in mid-life, with most turbines functioning for around 20 to 30 years.

While most parts from old wind turbines can be recycled or reused, including the shell, nacelle, and metallic internal components, the long blades are typically made from fiberglass.

The X user further claims that “currently an estimated 500,000 wind turbines are operating worldwide” and it is “expected to grow exponentially by 2030” as the countries are trying to ...

The U.S. Wind Turbine Database contains more than 74,695 wind turbines built since 1980, spread between 1,699 wind power projects in 45 states.

Unlike the other components of a wind turbine, which can be recycled but still entail a huge carbon footprint, the nacelle is made of fiberglass, so it can't be recycled. Vattenfall believes ...

Iowa AG sues company for allegedly deserting wind turbine blades Attorney General Brenna Bird is suing Washington state-based Global Fiberglass Solutions for allegedly violating state Iowa's waste ...

In mid-July, a blade from an offshore wind turbine operating 15 miles southwest of Nantucket fractured. A large amount of fiberglass, foam, and plastic debris fell into the ocean and began washing up ...