World’s Biggest Wind Turbine Set to Debut in Germany’s Sea
- Vestas pre-selected by EnBW for 900 MW offshore wind farm
- Turbines keep getting bigger to tap into more wind areas
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Vestas Wind Systems A/S booked a pre-order for what will be the world’s largest wind turbine.
German utility EnBW Energie Baden-Wurttemberg AG is set to be the first customer to use the massive Vestas machine at a project it will build off the coast of Germany, the companies said in a statement. Turbine makers continue to scale up designs to increase efficiency and tap into gusts of wind in a greater area.