Laso moves wind farm blades
By Niamh Marriott27 January 2022
International transport company Laso has transported 3 wind blades, 1 nacelle and 1 hub through Malveira to the Escusa Wind Farm project in Portugal.
Laso had to transport the blades through a difficult and narrow route
The blades were 59 metres in length.
Eighteen drivers were involved with the project in addition to a technical team who helped navigate the blades through low bridges and tight curves.
Watch how Laso transported the longest blade by clicking here
Check back soon to find out more about this project.
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