MHI Vestas is a frontrunner for the biggest turbine

The race to come out with the biggest turbine continues unabated. The first turbine with a two-digit MW capacity will be presented this year.

MHI Vestas' V164'er fra dengang, den på papiret endnu var en sød lille 7MW-mølle. | Photo: MHI Vestas Offshore Wind

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MHI Vestas is a frontrunner for the biggest turbine

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