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GWD is a worldwide event that occurs annually on 15 June. It is a day for discovering wind, its power and the possibilities it holds to change our world.
Learners visit Noupoort Wind Farm where they were able to deepen their understanding of renewable power and its benefits.
Funded by Noupoort Wind Farm, the truck visited Noupoort Gekombineerde Skool and Enoch Mthetho Secondary School
Noupoort Wind Farm has partnered with Inclusive Neighbourhood Spaces (INS), a local youth-led NGO, to help community children that are most affected by poverty and neglect.
In celebration of Mandela Day, 18th July 2017, Noupoort Wind Farm pledged their time and funds to the elderly in their community as well as helping to improve the local school.
Learners at Enoch Mthetho High School in Noupoort are enjoying the benefits of a newly upgraded state-of-the-art Maths and Science laboratory that is supported by solar powered Wi-Fi infrastructure.
Positively impacting Noupooort’s Community. Noupoort Wind Farm Socio-economic Development from Mainstream Renewable Power on Vimeo.
Energy Fact #11
Turbine height
Wind turbines can be up to 200 m tall and a single rotor blade can be up to 60m long.
Enough to power approximately