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Siemens Gamesa Develops Recyclable Wind Turbine Blades, a Breakthrough for Sustainability
26 Sep, 2025
Summary
- New recyclable wind turbine blades developed in Hull, UK
- Blades can be broken down to reuse glass and carbon fiber
- Recyclable blades being used in RWE's Sofia offshore wind farm
- Siemens Gamesa proud of their "pioneering spirit" in innovation
In a significant development for the wind energy industry, Siemens Gamesa has unveiled a new type of wind turbine blade that can be recycled at the end of its operational life. The 354ft (108m) blades, produced at the company's factory in Hull, East Yorkshire, are made using a special resin that can be broken down to allow the valuable glass fiber and carbon fiber components to be reused.
