Shipyard workers labour by a ship being renovating at dock in Remontowa shipyard in Gdansk May 29, 2012. When the European Union banned state help for the Gdansk shipyard in 2008, forcing it into bankruptcy for a third time, it seemed that all was lost for the enterprise which gave birth to the Solidarity movement in the 1970s. But Danish businessman Thomas Gaardbo has found that the 6.5 hectare hall that once churned out ocean liners is perfect for building the giant steel towers needed for the windfarms driving Europe's shift towards cleaner renewable energy. Picture taken May 29, 2012. To match Feature POLAND-SHIPYARD/ REUTERS/Kacper Pempel (POLAND - Tags: BUSINESS INDUSTRIAL ENERGY)