Germania a ridicat cea mai înaltă turbină eoliană din lume. Depășește turnul Eiffel și își propune să genereze o cantitate uriașă de energie

Germany has constructed the world's tallest wind turbine tower at 365 meters, surpassing the Eiffel Tower. This height aims to harness stronger winds in the upper atmosphere for increased electricity generation without requiring additional land. Located in Schipkau, the turbine is part of an existing wind farm and was developed by GICON for the Federal Agency for Disruptive Innovations. The turbine's hub reaches 300 meters, and with the blades, it totals 365 meters. It is expected to produce around 18 million kilowatt-hours annually, enough for about 6,000 households. Future plans include turbines exceeding 7 MW capacity, with Germany potentially installing 4,000 of these in existing parks. The prototype's practical viability will be assessed after its launch in November.