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Nordex group aims to provide fully recyclable wind turbine blades by 2032
Ahead of the imminent release of the Nordex Group’s 2022 Sustainability Report, it has been announced that the company is now participating as...
Wind energy’s leading role in SA’s energy action plan
Following the National Energy Crisis Committee’s six-month progress update on implementation of the Energy Action Plan, released earlier this...
Engineering internships develop local skills
Internships for young engineers do more than provide practical experience, they assist in developing and enhancing problem-solving, and...
Wind energy empowers young conservationists
Two young conservationists have found exciting career paths thanks to the internship programme of the Greater Kromme Stewardship (GKS)...
Executive team tackle wind turbine heights to build and demonstrate leadership
Nordex Energy South Africa’s executive team recently completed the Global Wind Organisation’s Basic Safety Training (BST) course to further...
Pioneering blade painting for avifauna mitigation successfully implemented
EIMS Africa’s portfolio company, Umoya Energy Wind Farm, situated on the West Coast (Western Cape), has taken the lead on improving the country’s...
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...