E.ON's Texan wind farm stakes claim as world's largest

James S Murray
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European energy giant to cut ribbon on giant 627-turbine development

Energy giant E.ON will today flick the switch on what it says is the world's largest wind farm, a 627-turbine, 781.5MW development spanning nearly 100,000 acres near Roscoe, Texas. The company said...

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