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Can wind turbine blades be recycled?

Innovative solutions such as repurposing blades into playgrounds or bike sheds have been shown to be effective at a local level but, with some experts predicting up to 43 million tonnes of wind turbine blade waste by 2050, there is a pressing need for a system that will work on a bigger scale.

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Should wind farms be disposed of tough turbine blades?

As more wind farms are decommissioned ways need to be found to dispose of their tough turbine blades.

Can decommissioned turbine blades be recycled?

Following a successful trial at Enva’s facility in Ayrshire, Enva is now rolling out a solution for wind power producers that will see decommissioned turbine blades crushed and shredded to enable the recovery of recyclable materials such as steel.

Can a liquid solution break down wind turbine blades?

Danish company Vestas, the largest wind turbine producer in Europe, announced last year an approach that uses a liquid chemical solution to break down the blades into materials which can then potentially be used to make new blades.

How many wind turbine blades will be decommissioned by 2023?

In fact, Enva estimates that around 14,000 wind turbine blades will be decommissioned across Europe by 2023. With a landfill ban being enforced in Europe in 2025. Around 85 to 90% of a wind turbine’s total mass can be recycled. Most components such as the foundation, tower and components in the nacelle have established recycling practices.