Tonga eyes wind energy future after building first turbine
Pacific nation says up to 2.3MW of wind energy capacity could be installed, helping the country phase out expensive fossil fuel imports
Tonga's first wind turbine could be the first step towards turning the Pacific island nation into a green energy powerhouse. Work on the 11kW turbine in the village of Nakolo was completed this week...
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