Bladt ventures 3,000 tonnes out onto thin ice
We must not be responsible for limiting the growth of offshore wind, the steel contractor's CEO says about investing in producing monopiles one and half time larger than current specs. The steps taken are cautious ones, however.
The phenomenon of making comparisons between wind turbines and iconic buildings has turned into a classical discipline, not least for wind power at sea. However, whereas it's normally turbine size that's held up against structures like the Eiffel Tower, giant ferris wheels or skyscrapers, now the exercise turns to a much less imposing component: foundations.
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