Wind farm online after rotor crash
A wind energy project in north-central North Dakota resumed generating power, one week after the rotor and three giant blades on one of its towers came crashing to the ground.
03/24/2011
A wind energy project in north-central North Dakota resumed generating power, one week after the rotor and three giant blades on one of its towers came crashing to the ground.
The wind farm has 71 turbines perched atop steel towers just north of Rugby, ND, about 150 miles northeast of Bismarck and is capable of generating up to 149 megawatts of electricity.
http://www.isssource.com/wind-farm-online-after-rotor-crash/
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