The wheels have begun to turn on an interesting new form of wind turbine in Sweden, with the country’s first wooden power-generation tower now complete. It’s hoped the tower will be a harbinger of cheaper and greener solutions for renewable energy.
— Read on newatlas.com/energy/sweden-first-wooden-wind-turbine-tower/
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