UK: Asda gets nod for Falkirk wind turbine
By: just-food.com | 13 October 2008
UK supermarket giant Asda is to build a wind turbine at its Scotland, Falkirk distribution centre in a bid to generate up to three-quarters of the energy required to power the depot, following approval from Falkirk Council.
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UK supermarket giant Asda is to build a wind turbine at its Scotland, Falkirk distribution centre in a bid to generate up to three-quarters of the energy required to power the depot, following approval from Falkirk Council.
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