Training initiative celebrates its first graduates
Two local female electricians have graduated as certified Wind Turbine Service Technicians, as part of Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm’s inaugural...
Training initiative celebrates its first graduates
Young learner explore renewable energy on GWD
Young learner explore renewable energy on GWD
In celebration of Global Wind Day, Grade 3 and 4 learners from three local schools in the Witzenberg area took part in an interactive and...
Wind Energy at a Turning Point
Wind Energy at a Turning Point
Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC)’s 2025 Global Wind Report is Out. A record-breaking 117 GW of wind power was installed in 2024 – marking a...
Dream to study law becomes a reality
Dream to study law becomes a reality
More than a decade after finishing high school, Boshof local Bernice Tshiamo Segopolo (30) is realising her dream of pursuing a career in law,...
Mohlatlego builds renewable energy skills
Mohlatlego builds renewable energy skills
Mohlatlego Leshaba (35), from Indermark village near Bochum, is an intern at Soutpan Solar Power, applying her N4–N6 electrical engineering...
Young women empowered in wind energy
Young women empowered in wind energy
Two young women from the Northern Cape are gaining hands-on experience and developing essential skills as part of a team of cabling technicians...
Highlights
Nordex recognised as key employer and economic driver
Nordex Energy South Africa is honoured to be recognised as a leading employer and driver of economic development in the Eastern Cape, as highlighted by Honourable MEC Nonkqubela Pieters in her 2024-2025 policy speech. In a region facing high unemployment rates, this acknowledgment underscores the significant impact of its initiatives in creating vital employment opportunities and fostering economic growth. The MEC acknowledged Nordex’s contributions, stating, "We are pleased to note that Nordex Energy South Africa will locally manufacture concrete tower sections in Humansdorp in the...