As much as wind turbines are great for producing clean energy, disposing of them when the time comes can be challenging.

Researchers in China have developed a process that turns retired wind turbine blades into a valuable road-building resource.

The industry has strong roots in the extensive deployment of wind turbines in China over the years. Designed to last 20-25 ...

The disposal of wind turbine blades that have come to the ... producing infinitely recyclable panels made of 92% recycled blades, with the other 8% comprised of resin. The process is powered ...

Two companies are partnering to tackle one of the wind energy industry’s most persistent challenges—and they may set a world ...

Wang Zhaoli, deputy general manager of the road construction company, said that the modified asphalt pavement has shown ...

This process should ensure that recovered fibres find new value as recycled materials in existing market applications ... the real potential of the recovered composites from wind turbine blades.

Energy companies are trying to redesign wind energy so the giant components don't end up in landfills. Siemens Gamesa's RecyclableBlade can be broken down into its raw materials at the end of its ...

No matter how beneficial generating wind energy is, at the end of their life wind turbine blades end up as landfill. In Europe alone, some 60,000 tonnes of composite sheet waste will be involved ...

The decision comes six months after a blade on one of Vineyard Wind’s turbines broke apart 14 miles southwest of the island and littered south shore beaches, prompting the federal government to ...

Discover how this black wind fence generates 2200 kWh per year, providing a stunning and efficient alternative to solar ...