Named in a role in 1 record, in 2015.
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A 100 metre high wind turbine at Screggagh wind farm in Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland, collapsed on 2 January 2015 after almost four years of uninterrupted operation. The turbine, one of eight Nordex N80 2500kW machines, buckled and hit the ground, scattering...
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