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Posts Tagged ‘Turkey’

15 Apr

Swimming power plants

What sounds like SciFi or an element of SimCity, isn’t just some fiction.
A turkish power company has specialized in decentralized engery delivery
and has floating power plants in their repository. Big vessels, with a length
of 145 metres (over 500ft) and 46 metres width…

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FILED UNDER :Architecture , Curiosities , Nature , News , Video
TAGGED WITH :floating , power plant , ship , Turkey , vessel