Blade Circularity
Sector: Chemical (Industrial) • Location: Aarhus N, Denmark
Source: Vestas
Vestas has unveiled a new chemical process that enables epoxy-based turbine blades to be recycled, creating a circular economy for wind turbine materials. This breakthrough, part of the CETEC project, allows for the disassembly and reuse of old turbine blades, reducing landfill waste and providing raw materials for new blades.
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Description | Vestas has unveiled a new chemical process that enables epoxy-based turbine blades to be recycled, creating a circular economy for wind turbine materials. This breakthrough, part of the CETEC project, allows for the disassembly and reuse of old turbine blades, reducing landfill waste and providing raw materials for new blades. |
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