Finishing the year with a set of 67m rotor blades on a challenging route
Surely that is defying the laws of physics!
Incredible!
This is obviously fake. The truck would fall over with even the slightest breeze. And what is the life span if the blade? What is the manufacturing process not to mention how to recycle it?
Is excellent job but the question is: how many kilometer was the distance? Is it usable only for Europe? Or can be transported to other parts of the world? Because climate change is happening in all around the world! How it could be covered in Asian and African countries where cann't be manufactured? I recommend to this great transportation company to force researching on this topic and be billionaire in the next 10 years.
Amazing! All worth it, for #renewable energy.
Would struggle to go under either a bridge or power lines.
Wow!
apart from the problems with the necessity to cut trees and overhead lines, I see only the advantages of this solution,what is the angel beetwen blade and truck (surface)?
mechanisch ontwerpingenieur bij NV Bekaert SA
2yMust be very expensive if you calculate the energy this object will produce in its life and compare this to the transport of a nuclear reactor vessel. That is the reason we will have 'greenflation' comming. A carbon free industry might be better for the climate but will come at a high price.