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Port of Cromarty Firth has handled its largest ever delivery of wind turbine components, for a scheme in Ross-shire. Seventeen towers from China, each made up of three separate sections, were offloaded over three days. Each section weighs up to 67 tonnes. The tower components are being stored at the port, alongside 51 turbine blades from Turkey, before heavy lifting specialist Collett & Sons delivers them to the Corriemoillie wind farm in Garve next month.
Scotsman 17th June 2016 read more »
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