RE News
BTE Renewables strives for diversity and inclusion
For the third year running, BTE Renewables has qualified as a Standard Bank Top Gender Empowered organisation, testament to the company’s...
Woman led wind turbine team advocates for improved gender representation
In an industry that wields just 14% women representation, Babalwa Kekana, demonstrates that the narrative can be challenged. Leading a team of...
Renewable sector leadership programme to develop skills for gender diverse future
The 2023 Management Development Programme for Women in Renewable Energy’s inaugural intake of 20 women are driving sector diversity to equip...
Nordex Energy South Africa geared for projected growth in new wind provinces
With the release of the South African Renewable Energy Grid Survey in June this year, it is clear that the future of wind power production will...
Striving for gender-equal leadership in the renewable energy sector
With 57% of all EIMS Africa’s employees being female, and 42% holding leadership positions, the company is helping to drive the renewable energy...
Skilled pool of talent needed to deliver renewables and unlock economic benefits
As the demand for new power generation grows, so does the demand for qualified and skilled talent in the country’s renewable energy sector, and...
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...