China’s Sany Renewable Energy installs 15MW onshore wind turbine
China’s Sany Renewable Energy installs 15MW onshore wind turbine | Windpower Monthly
China’s Sany Renewable Energy installs 15MW onshore wind turbine
Chinese manufacturer Sany Renewable Energy has installed a 15MW onshore wind turbine, setting world records for the highest power rating and largest rotor diameter for an onshore turbine, it claimed.
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