Wind Turbine Taller Than the Eiffel Tower Aims to Boost German Electricity Production
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The highest wind turbine in the world now stands in Lausitz in Brandenburg. Why the makers of the so-called "high wind tower" wanted out so high and what heavy work was needed for it.
World’s tallest wind turbine reaches 1,197 feet in Germany
BY THE OPTIMIST DAILY EDITORIAL TEAM The world’s tallest wind turbine just reached full height in Germany. GICON‘s pilot turbine in Schipkau, eastern Germany, now stands 365 meters (1,197 feet) tall from base to blade tip, making it Germany’s second-tallest structure after Berlin’s TV tower. Official commissioning is set for November. Higher altitude, stronger winds […] The post World’s tallest wind turbine reaches 1,197 feet in Germany first ap…
Here, around the corner in Schipkau in Brandenburg, the highest wind turbine in the world stands. With a total height of 365 meters, the innovative high-altitude wind turbine not only dominates conventional wind turbines, but also comes surprisingly close to the Berlin TV tower. The advantage of the extraordinary height: the winds blow stronger and more evenly. The Dresden engineering office behind the project therefore pursues an ambitious goal…
In the Lusatia an exceptionally high wind tower has been created. The system is to use stronger and more constant high winds and thus generate reliable electricity than classic wind turbines.
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