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Gigantic test wind turbines: That’s why it was Østerild and not Ballum – Archyde

• February 14, 2024

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Both among the very young and the slightly older generation there was relief last week that Ballum Enge did not become home to the world’s tallest wind turbines. As recently as November, over 200 had followed the call to demonstrate against test center plans. Photo: Martin Franciere

Uwe Iwersen uiw@ com

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