Ahead of UN climate change conference COP26, the Scottish pro-cyclist cycled across the turbine, a stunt which has never been attempted before.
He also did a series of tricks at a renewable energy factory, to demonstrate how much of the world’s energy that currently originates from renewable sources.
“It’s so high up it doesn’t feel high, it’s unrealistically high up,” Mr MacAskill, from Skye, said.
“I will say that fibreglass and bike tyres don’t go that well together, it’s slippy stuff.
“I made this film for COP26 and I didn’t realise how abundant renewable energy is … It’s a good feeling knowing renewable energy is taking off and the balance is changing.
© PA“Hopefully the planet can start healing.”
Danny MacAskill completed 29 tricks for a film ahead of COP26, representing the 29% of the world’s energy that is used every day from renewable sources, with the cycle across the wind turbine blade the final stunt in the series.
To see the film in its entirety, The Climate Games from YouTube Originals, will premiere on Mr MacAskill’s channel on Saturday.
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