Can best practice keep raising safety standards?

Ros Davidson, Windpower Monthly Magazine, 01 January 2012, 12:00am

WORLDWIDE: Headline-grabbing wind-energy accidents are uncommon, but they do occur and remind us that this is a hazardous sector. As the industry scales up and goes offshore; and its supply chains becomes more complex, calls for wind-specific regulation are being raised.

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