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World’s most powerful wind turbine completed by Siemens Gamesa

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German-owned turbine maker finished installing blades on its 21.5MW prototype yesterday
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Siemens Gamesa Installs World's Most Powerful Wind Turbine at Denmark Test Site

Siemens Gamesa has completed work on what to date is the world’s most powerful installed wind turbine. The final blades for the 21.5-MW prototype offshore turbine were installed April 2 […] The post Siemens Gamesa Installs World’s Most Powerful Wind Turbine at Denmark Test Site appeared first on POWER Magazine.

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World’s most powerful wind turbine completed by Siemens Gamesa

German-owned turbine maker finished installing blades on its 21.5MW prototype yesterday

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