COPENHAGEN, May 17 (Reuters) - Wind turbine maker Vestas (VWS.CO), opens new tab unveiled new technology on Monday which it says enables wind turbine blades to be fully recycled, avoiding the ...

Vestas announced it will build a turbine nacelle and hub assembly plant in Szczecin, Poland, as the Baltic Sea nation begins to see the industrial benefits of its ambitious offshore wind programme.

Vestas Wind Systems A/S will open a factory ... a city in northwest Poland on a waterway that feeds into the Baltic Sea. The location will give the company easy access to supply wind farms off ...

While low carbon-emissions steel is not yet standard for Vestas, the first project utilizing this innovation will be the Baltic Power offshore wind farm off the coast of Poland. Vestas plans to ...

Vestas formally introduced the V100 in early 2011 to meet increasing demand for the development of wind power facilities in ... the United States and Tianjin. Jens Tommerup, president of Vestas ...

A soft-spoken Dane, the 59-year-old Poulsen is managing director of the world's largest windmill maker, Vestas Wind Systems. Under Poulsen's direction, Vestas has increased the size of its ...

The new technology will "be a significant milestone in enabling a future where landfill is no longer required in blade decommissioning," Allan Poulsen, Vestas' head of sustainability and advanced ...