Army Of Spiral-Welding Wind Turbine Tower Trucks Sets Forth From … Texas?
The NREL map depicts a long patch of pale blue crawling up from the tip of Florida, indicating relatively low onshore wind speeds at a height of 100 meters above the surface throughout the Southeast.
“With more than $7 million from the U.S. Department of Energy , Keystone Tower Systems has developed a solution:, borrowed from the steel-pipeline industry, to build some of the largest turbine towers on the market,” the Energy Department observed in a recap of the R&D project last year. To guild the low cost wind turbine lily, spiral-welded towers can be manufactured on site. That opens up more locations for wind development that would otherwise be cut off by transportation obstacles.Keystone was founded as an MIT spinoff in 2010.
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