The example, last summer you'll recall, about the Nantucket failure,  involved a new project still being constructed.  In that case, the supplier GE Vernova stated there were manufacturing defects, with insufficient bonding material being used.  

Nantucket Locals raised objections as potentially hazardous shards from the broken fiberglass blades covered the local beaches -- as well as potential effects on local seafood.  Disaster to tourism there.

Faulty manufacturing blamed for Vineyard Wind offshore blade failure   Click Here  

And here's a UK failure caused by combination of heavy offshore winds, and the blade positioning, with three GE Vernova blade failures, reported in Sept 2024.

Latest GE blade problem blamed on positioning of turbine   Click Here   

YET the thousands of numbers are accumulating junk yards -- old failed turbine blades  which generally points to design weaknesses, monster sizes, wind stresses, etc. These are revealing such blades are absolutely prone to failure.  That photo of Prince Edward Island, Canada failures, with multiple outages is thought to be widespread weaknesses.

Blade junk yard:

Image below from Tom Hemmick - Image Title: Junked/ damaged turbine blades
Image Info: Several US locations are complaining about accumulations of junked turbine blades. Vast acreage as far as the eye can see.