12-13 October 2022
Windaba Conference and Exhibition 2022
AFRICA’S PREMIER WIND ENERGY CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION
CTICC
The annual must-attend wind energy event, Windaba, is back, with the theme: Wind Power Spearheading the Energy Transition for Accelerated Growth on 12-13 October 2022 at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC).
Year-on-year, the firmly established conference and exhibition brings together industry experts, thought leaders and wind energy stakeholders to provide the most relevant and current Wind sector information. Windaba’s purpose is to aid in strategic decision making, whilst offering several opportunities to engage with customers, stakeholders and peers to ensure a strengthened African wind industry.
WHY ATTEND WINDABA 2022?
2022 SPONSORS, EXHIBITORS and MEDIA PARTNERS
3024
MW
current wind capacity on the South African grid
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WIND ENERGY DRIVE
Based on the last two EnergyDRIVE’s fantastic support, and positive outcomes, Durban University of Technology (DUT) and the South African Wind Energy Association (SAWEA) will embark on another three weeks of educational road-trip with the EnergyDRIVE (from 17 October to 4 November 2022). The journey will start in the Northern Cape visiting several schools, and head down to the Western Cape and Eastern Cape visiting schools and Wind Farms as well as Solar Farms, along the route.
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TESTIMONIALS
Black blade mitigation involves painting one blade of a 4 blade turbine black to disrupt raptors’ ‘motion smear’ is believed to reduce fatalities significantly”
“We work closely with our contractors to drive up local content, create more green sector jobs and speed transition to renewable energy”
“SA’s wind resources can match Denmark, as a world leader in wind energy the country produces 50%+ electricity from wind & solar”
“Economic Development in South Africa has an incredible depth of skills and young talent that is deeply committed to working in a way that could change the economic growth path of the country”