Exhibitors

Windaba 2026 Exhibitors

Meet the organisations showcasing their expertise, technologies, services and solutions at Windaba 2026.

The exhibition provides delegates with an opportunity to engage directly with companies operating across the wind energy value chain and discover the capabilities supporting the continued development of the sector.

Aberdare Cables is a leading South African cable manufacturer and supplier of energy interconnection products and services.

Established in 1946, the company operates manufacturing facilities in Gauteng, Pietermaritzburg and Gqeberha and serves customers across industries including renewable energy, power utilities, mining, transport and construction.

Its capabilities include cable design, product development, installation support, commissioning and diagnostic testing through its engineering services division. As part of the Hengtong Group, Aberdare combines local manufacturing capability with access to international technical expertise, supporting infrastructure and energy projects across South Africa and the wider African market.

Angels Resource Centres is a South African non-profit organisation specialising in rural development and community programme implementation. The organisation works with under-resourced communities to support sustainable small businesses, entrepreneurship, skills development and socio-economic growth.

Its services include economic development implementation, research, intern and bursary management, community outreach and enterprise development programmes. Angels also works with Independent Power Producers to support economic and socio-economic development initiatives within communities surrounding energy projects.

Through programmes focused on agriculture, enterprise development, women, youth and the circular economy, Angels aims to build practical skills, strengthen livelihoods and create sustainable opportunities in rural communities across South Africa.

Bioseco is a technology company specialising in solutions that support bird protection and biodiversity management within the wind energy industry.

The company develops advanced monitoring and protection technologies designed to reduce the risk of bird collisions with wind turbines. Its Bird Protection System combines cameras, artificial intelligence and automated monitoring to detect and track birds in real time, assess potential collision risks and initiate appropriate responses, including deterrence or turbine curtailment.

By combining renewable energy technology with environmental protection, Bioseco supports wind farm developers and operators in managing biodiversity risks throughout project operations. Its solutions are informed by research, technology and collaboration with scientists and wind energy stakeholders, helping enable responsible wind energy development while protecting avian species.

The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (the dtic) is a South African government department responsible for supporting industrial development, trade, investment, economic transformation and inclusive growth.

Its mandate includes promoting structural transformation of the economy, creating an environment conducive to investment and enterprise development, strengthening South Africa’s global competitiveness and broadening participation in the economy.

Within sectors such as renewable energy, the dtic contributes to the wider policy and industrial development environment supporting localisation, manufacturing, investment, economic participation and the development of domestic value chains.

GEO-NET is an environmental and wind energy consultancy providing specialist services for the assessment and development of wind energy projects. Established in 1996, the company supports developers, investors and public-sector organisations with wind resource and site assessments, energy yield studies and related meteorological services.

GEO-NET has extensive international experience and has undertaken wind measurement and assessment work in South Africa, including the deployment of high measurement masts for wind farm development.

Through a combination of meteorological expertise, modelling and project-specific analysis, GEO-NET helps clients better understand wind resources, reduce development uncertainty and support informed decision-making throughout the wind project lifecycle.

GeoSUN is a South African renewable energy services company specialising in solar resource assessment, testing and technical support for renewable energy projects.

Founded in 2012 as a spin-off from Stellenbosch University’s Centre for Renewable and Sustainable Energy Studies, the company supports developers and other industry stakeholders across Africa and international markets.

Its services include resource measurement, monitoring station installation, equipment calibration, PV module testing, thermal drone inspections and project-related technical assessments. Through specialist measurement capabilities and renewable energy expertise, GeoSUN provides developers and project owners with reliable data and technical insight to support project development, performance assessment and long-term optimisation.

Goldwind is a global clean energy company specialising in wind power technology and renewable energy solutions. Its business spans energy development, renewable energy equipment, energy services and energy utilisation, supported by a global network of research, innovation and technical expertise.

Goldwind provides wind turbine technologies and services across the project lifecycle, supporting developers and energy producers in delivering reliable and sustainable renewable energy projects. With operations and projects across international markets, including Africa, the company continues to invest in technologies aimed at improving renewable energy efficiency and supporting the global transition towards cleaner energy systems.

HYTORC is a global specialist in industrial bolting systems and torque technology, with solutions used across sectors including wind energy, power generation, mining and heavy industry.

Since 1968, the company has focused on improving the safety, speed and accuracy of industrial bolting through hydraulic, pneumatic and electric torque systems, specialised fasteners and related engineering solutions.

In South Africa, HYTORC provides equipment, technical support and services for demanding industrial applications, including wind farm construction and maintenance. Its solutions are designed to improve bolting accuracy, repeatability and operational efficiency while supporting safer working practices across critical infrastructure and industrial environments.

IdentiFlight is a bird detection and collision-avoidance technology developed specifically for wind energy projects. The system combines high-performance optical cameras, machine vision and artificial intelligence to detect, classify and track bird species in real time.

For operating wind farms, IdentiFlight can support targeted turbine curtailment to reduce collision risk while minimising unnecessary energy losses. The technology is also used during project development to monitor bird activity and support environmental assessment and permitting processes.

IdentiFlight has been deployed internationally across six continents and has undergone independent validation in several markets, supporting the coexistence of renewable energy generation and avian conservation.

Innovo Mobile Healthcare is a South African preventative healthcare provider delivering occupational health, workplace wellness, primary healthcare and community health services.

Founded in 2012, the company provides flexible healthcare solutions through mobile, onsite, offsite and fixed-clinic models. Its occupational health offering includes medical surveillance and services such as audiometry, spirometry, vision screening and X-rays, while its broader healthcare programmes support workplaces, schools and communities.

By bringing healthcare services directly to clients and communities, Innovo aims to improve access to preventative care while assisting organisations in meeting workplace health, safety and wellness requirements.

Mobile Office & Parkhome Solutions is a South African supplier of refurbished mobile and modular units for industrial, commercial and project-based applications. Established in 2001, the company supplies mobile offices, parkhomes, classrooms, accommodation units, clinics, ablution facilities, storage units and converted shipping containers.

Its units can be customised to suit specific client layouts and requirements. The company also provides repairs, refurbishment, storage, transportation, siting and erection of mobile units nationally.

With solutions suited to temporary and remote project environments, Mobile Office & Parkhome Solutions provides flexible infrastructure that can support construction, renewable energy and other industries requiring rapidly deployable offices, accommodation and operational facilities.

The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) is the regulatory authority responsible for overseeing South Africa’s electricity, piped-gas and petroleum pipelines industries.

Established in terms of the National Energy Regulator Act, NERSA’s mandate includes licensing, tariff and price regulation, monitoring compliance, resolving disputes and developing rules, guidelines and codes for the industries it regulates.

Within the electricity sector, NERSA plays an important role in South Africa’s evolving energy market by administering regulatory processes and supporting the orderly and sustainable development of the sector in accordance with national legislation and policy.

Offshore Africa Training Centre (OATC) is a Cape Town-based specialist training provider serving the offshore, energy and related industrial sectors.

The centre provides internationally recognised safety and technical training, including courses accredited by the Global Wind Organisation (GWO) and OPITO. Its GWO offering includes Basic Safety Training, Working at Height, First Aid, Fire Awareness, Manual Handling, Sea Survival and Advanced Rescue Training.

Through practical, industry-focused training and specialised facilities, OATC supports the development of a skilled and safety-conscious workforce equipped to operate in wind energy, offshore and other high-risk technical environments.

Pioneer Wincon Energy Systems is a wind turbine manufacturer and service provider with experience spanning turbine design, manufacturing, project execution and long-term operations and maintenance.

The company develops wind turbine solutions for a range of wind conditions and supports projects from initial site assessment through installation, commissioning, operations and eventual decommissioning. Its turbine portfolio includes models designed for reliable performance in demanding operating environments, supported by ongoing monitoring and maintenance services.

With decades of experience in the wind sector, Pioneer Wincon combines engineering, manufacturing and lifecycle support to help customers improve turbine reliability, energy production and long-term asset performance.

Sintech is a South African supplier of industrial braking, clutch and power transmission solutions serving sectors including wind energy, mining and heavy industry.

Trading as Sintech since 1996, the company has operations in Johannesburg and Durban and supplies specialist technologies from international manufacturers. Within the wind energy sector, its offering includes Svendborg braking solutions such as yaw brakes, rotor brakes, hydraulic power units and hydraulic disc refurbishment.

Through its technical expertise, product support and engineering capabilities, Sintech provides braking and mechanical solutions designed to support safety, reliability and operational performance in demanding industrial and renewable energy applications.

Roc Conservation Tech is a South African conservation technology company focused on enabling renewable energy development while protecting biodiversity.

The company combines engineering, data science and environmental expertise to provide technology-driven solutions for wind farms and other infrastructure projects. Its services include bird collision prevention, operational monitoring, technology integration and biodiversity-focused data analysis.

Roc Conservation Tech is also the official South African partner for IdentiFlight, an automated bird detection and identification technology that uses optical systems, machine vision and artificial intelligence to identify at-risk bird species and support targeted turbine curtailment.

Through these solutions, the company helps wind energy projects balance renewable electricity generation with effective environmental risk management.

windhunter Africa provides specialist wind measurement services and equipment for the development and optimisation of wind energy projects.

Established in South Africa in 2015, the company offers meteorological measurement masts, LiDAR and SoDAR services, wind measurement campaigns, equipment installation, monitoring, maintenance and technical support. It also operates a steel manufacturing facility in Cape Town, producing measurement mast structures locally.

Supported by the wider windhunter group’s international wind measurement expertise, windhunter Africa assists developers and other industry stakeholders in obtaining reliable wind resource data, reducing project uncertainty and supporting informed investment and development decisions.

Exhibitors

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