Manufacturing blades in the 40 to 50 meter range involves proven fiberglass composite fabrication techniques. I believe that this is way larger as it take up two train flat decks... These are suppose to end of in Northern B.C. Will find out more later, can you think how big the tower is going to be when three blades are attached to the body.. The body is too big for the railway and has to be transported on ground... Interesting....
160ft long windmill blades, originated in Windsor CO on the BNSF and interchanged to CP at Coutts. CP will be taking them up to Clover Bar AB (CP’s interchange with the CN in Edmonton), whereupon, the CN will be taking them up to a place called Rycroft AB, just north of Grande Prairie AB. At Rycroft AB, they will be off-loaded and placed onto trucks and driven over to a wind farm that BC Hydro is erecting near Tumbler Ridge BC.

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