A radical windmill design could hold the key to making offshore wind power more economical and helping the UK meet its ambitious renewable…
Source: guardian, February 22, 2010;
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New turbine design could help meet UK’s renewable targets
Posted on Feb 22nd, 2010 with tags Aerogenerator, BAe Systems, base of windmill, Blue H Technologies, cheaper electricity, Deepwater, EDF Energy, Energy Technologies Institute, ETI, floating windmill, Helm wind, Nova, Novel Offshore Vertical Axis Demonstrator, V-shaped blade, vertical axis.
