He's even got the blades from the Windmill Gas Station ... I saved things from the dump." But signs aren't the only items in Tolsma's collection. He has plenty of "littles" too, including ...

Jud Ready first visited Beaverbrook Park for an adopt-a-stream event as a graduate student. When he moved to the northwest ...

The blade of a wind turbine that sits off the coast of Nantucket, Massachusetts, was struck by lightning, Vineyard Wind confirmed Sunday.The involved blade, GE Vernova, on turbine AW-38 ...

After 5 years of research, the team led by Tang Zhicheng has unveiled a solution that not only addresses the challenge of ...

LANZHOU -- After enduring harsh desert conditions, massive retired wind turbine blades are set to be locally repurposed as an innovative material used for sand control. Chinese "sand scientists" have ...

Trouble is brewing between a regional Victorian council and the authority governing the safe transport of massive wind turbine parts, after a truck carrying a 70 metre turbine blade caused damage ...

An old wind turbine blade has in a “world first” been turned into high-performance surfboards as the wind industry looks for new ways to recycle what will soon turn into a deluge of decommissioned ...

Analysis of this data (pdf) revealed that about 30% of the annual erosion damage to wind turbine blades occurs within just 12 hours of the year. This happens when strong winds and intense rainfall ...

Vineyard Wind said a “rigorous action plan” is in place to manage the damaged wind turbine and replace the blade in May. In an apparent email sent to the Nantucket Current on Friday ...

A wind turbine off the coast of Nantucket, Massachusetts was struck by lightning, according to the US Coast Guard.It was the same one that sent shards of debris onto beaches after a blade failure ...

Bad luck strikes again. The same wind turbine blade that scattered debris across local beaches last summer was apparently struck by lightning last week. Vineyard Wind’s visual inspection showed ...

In fact, 30% of the annual erosion damage to offshore wind turbine blades occurs within just 12 hours of the year. This happens during specific moments when strong winds and intense rainfall coincide.