Iberdrola’s wind turbines arrive in the Port of Bilbao after passing health checks - Renewable Energy World
2020-04-28 17:31
The 42 blades for Iberdrola’s new project in Spain, the Puylobo wind farm, being built in Aragon, have been unloaded in the Port of Bilbao. The blades made a 20,000 km journey and had to pass rigorous health checks before the delivery could take place. The blades were manufactured by Siemens Gamesa in China. Civil...
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