Turbines in Ontario are TYPICALLY contracted to sell clean power to our grid for 20 years, and will likely last well beyond this. At the END of its useful life, what happens to the turbine will depend on who owns it: if the turbine is on RENTED land then the rental lease agreement will INCLUDE terms that DESCRIBE what happens to the turbine. If the turbine is owned by the same person who owns the land, then they may do with it as they wish: recycle it, refurbish it to extend its service life, or replace it with updated technology.

Turbines in Ontario are typically contracted to sell clean power to our grid for 20 years, and will likely last well beyond this. At the end of its useful life, what happens to the turbine will depend on who owns it: if the turbine is on rented land then the rental lease agreement will include terms that describe what happens to the turbine. If the turbine is owned by the same person who owns the land, then they may do with it as they wish: recycle it, refurbish it to extend its service life, or replace it with updated technology.