Circular economy: Turning turbines into sneakers

| El Ganso is a Spanish fashion brand catering primarily for the middle-aged man. It’s probably not the first place you’d go to drop off your surplus stock of old 23-metre wind turbine blades.

But Mr Entrecanales and his colleagues’ hunch was that Acciona could tap the high-value-add end of the recycling spectrum, rather than the commoditised end. Mr Cebrian admitted to being unsure whether, or how often, customers would pay a premium for a more sustainable product. The problem will also eventually hit Australia, which could have 15,000 tonnes of turbine blade composite waste on its hands over the next decade.“Over the next 10 years the natural end of some of our projects will start to appear on the horizon,” said Brett Wickham, managing director at Acciona Energia Australia.

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