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At Vestas, Nordtank, Bonus, etc., the biggest type was 55 kW.
The cooperation with Davidsen was highly enriching. He involved
100% in the windmills, personally and financially. Davidsen was
a truly idealistic activist in the most positive sense.

Figure 7.30 Anders Davidsen arriving at his office, Lolland (right);

Davidsen's company logo (right).

The design team were civil engineer Jacob Bugge (author of
a popular wind energy topic

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and with experience from the Nibe
windmills); engineer Henrik Kirchheiner (later of Hanstholm-
møllen ApS), Kim Andersen and Knud Buhl Nielsen. During the
process, Knud and Kim were employed by Anders Davidsen to
design wind turbines of 22 kW and 60 kW, intended to be of his own
design.

Figure 7.31 Lolland 65 kW prototype (left); Lolland wind turbines in the

United States (right).

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Bugge, J (1978) Bogen om vindmøller , Clausen Bøger, Copenhagen.