Nordex aims to cut costs with "most powerful" onshore wind turbine

Jessica Shankleman
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Turbine could boost energy yield by 31 per cent, as Siemens prepares to unveil new development strategy

Nordex is targeting the UK and European market with its most powerful turbine yet for windy sites, amidst claims the technology can boost energy yields by 31 per cent. The German wind turbine manufacturer...

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