Dignity packs delivered to schools
Zeerust Solar’s community development representatives recently visited Stinkhoutboom Primary, in Ramotshere Moiloa Local Municipality, to deliver...
Dignity packs delivered to schools
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Clinics receive support and medical equipment
Clinics receive support and medical equipment
The Noupoort Community Healthcare Centre, which services thousands of community residents, has received a much needed X-ray machine, funded by...
Studying with a love for agriculture
Studying with a love for agriculture
Keneilwe Seane (25) from Dilaeneng in Bochum, Limpopo, has an udeniable passion for agriculture, and now has a chance to fulfil her dream, by...
THE WIND POWER SECTOR MOURNS THE LOSS OF MS NTOMBIFUTHI NTULI
THE WIND POWER SECTOR MOURNS THE LOSS OF MS NTOMBIFUTHI NTULI
13 August 2021 The South African Wind Energy Association (SAWEA) and the sector at large, today mourns the loss of their beloved Princess...
Young women trained to service wind turbines
Young women trained to service wind turbines
Esethu Mabena, (25 years) from the Eastern Cape’s Cookhouse community, is one of the two young women selected to participate in a Wind Turbine...
Clean Energy Sector attracts skills
Clean Energy Sector attracts skills
South Africa’s renewable energy sector is amidst preparation for the Fifth Bid Window (BW5), deadline next week, 16 August 2021 as well as...
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Local learners help shape identity of new EC wind farm
A group of three local high school learners have been recognized for their artistic talents, after participating in a logo design competition in Makhanda. These talented Grade 10 students had the opportunity to contribute to the visual identity of Wind Garden, one of the Eastern Cape’s newest wind energy projects, currently under construction in the area. Encouraging local participation, the brief received from Wind Garden guided learners to develop simple, versatile designs incorporating a wind turbine alongside an element that reflects the character of the area. Mivuyo Ngetu, Omele...