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Benches, playgrounds and bike sheds: Creative ways to reuse wind turbine blades - Vimarsana News

Benches, playgrounds and bike sheds: Creative ways to reuse wind turbine blades

What happens to wind turbines at the end of their life cycle? These companies have found new ways to repurpose hard-to-recycle blades

Retired wind turbine blades live on as park benches and picnic tables - Vimarsana News

Retired wind turbine blades live on as park benches and picnic tables

At the end of a wind turbine's life cycle, roughly 85% of its components – including the steel tower, copper wire, and gearing – can be recycled through established metal processing.

Artists give turbine blades a second wind | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Artists give turbine blades a second wind | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

At first glance, the benches outside the Great Lakes Science Center in downtown Cleveland seem unremarkable. But a closer inspection shows that their droplet-shaped shells are not made from wood or metal. A scan of the attached QR codes reveals even more: These benches used to be wind turbine blades.

Upcycling wind turbine blades | Borneo Bulletin Online - Vimarsana News

Upcycling wind turbine blades | Borneo Bulletin Online

OHIO (BLOOMBERG) – At first glance, the benches outside the Great Lakes Science Centre in downtown Cleveland seem unremarkable. But a closer inspection shows that their droplet-shaped shells aren’t made from wood or metal. A scan of the attached QR codes reveals even more: These benches used to be wind turbine blades. Painted by local […]

Retired wind turbine blades live on as park benches and picnic tables - Vimarsana News

Retired wind turbine blades live on as park benches and picnic tables

At the end of a wind turbine's life cycle, roughly 85% of its components – including the steel tower, copper wire, and gearing – can be recycled through established metal processing.