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Second stage of wind farm bigger

Summary by Otago Daily Times
Kaiwera Downs site manager Stuart Davie shows off a cage ready to be poured with concrete to create the base of an 88m turbine. PHOTOS: ELLA SCOTT-FLEMING From earth moving to managing about 150 contractors a day, Gore’s Stuart Davie is making sure the Kaiwera Downs wind farm runs smoothly and leaves the land how it was found.

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Second stage of wind farm bigger

Kaiwera Downs site manager Stuart Davie shows off a cage ready to be poured with concrete to create the base of an 88m turbine. PHOTOS: ELLA SCOTT-FLEMING From earth moving to managing about 150 contractors a day, Gore’s Stuart Davie is making sure the Kaiwera Downs wind farm runs smoothly and leaves the land how it was found.

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Otago Daily Times broke the news in Otago, New Zealand on Wednesday, April 23, 2025.
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