US Edition“Gulliver” wind turbine slammed for sounding like jet planes
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“Gulliver” wind turbine slammed for sounding like jet planes
A towering structure in a town’s skyline has been slammed for suddenly sounding like a squadron of noisy jet planes. The Gulliver wind turbine at Ness Point in Lowestoft received a major overhaul from renewable energy company Thrive Renewables last December. [The turbine is a NEG Micon NM92, with a maximum generating capacity of 2.75 MW. It was erected in 2005.] But the huge blades have recently gone from spinning without notice to being “extrem…
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