The phrase "turbine size" refers to the physical dimensions or scale of a turbine, which is a machine that uses the force of a fluid, such as air or water, to generate power. It indicates how big or small the turbine is. Full definition
These offshore wind projects represent over 5,000 MW of offshore development with turbine sizes ranging from 3.0 to 6.0 MW, along with a transmission project that could carry up to 7,000 MW. (awea.org)
A new material could be the answer to the current maxing out of wind turbine size caused by blade weight. (earthtimes.org)
The larger a wind turbine is the more energy it can produce, but there's a problem: as the size grows so does the weight of the turbine blades which puts a limit on turbine size. (earthtimes.org)