Aeronautica Windpower cofounder Brian Kuhn examines old turbine blades at the company's Plymouth yard.
(Tom Herde/Globe Staff)
Where turbines wind up to get their second wind
Plymouth company refurbishes equipment for smaller projects
Aeronautica Windpower cofounder Brian Kuhn examines old turbine blades at the company's Plymouth yard.
(Tom Herde/Globe Staff)
A start-up company in Plymouth is giving aging turbines a second wind. As established wind farms in California and other locations across the country begin to replace their decades-old machines with newer and larger models, Aeronautica Windpower is refurbishing some of the decommissioned turbines for use in small projects planned to generate electricity for schools, communities, small businesses, and farms. (Full article: 456 words)
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