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Windaba: What can be unlocked in the SADC if 18 GW is built by 2030?

By Green Building Africa - Net Carbon Zero Buildings and Cities September 13, 2019 No Comments

As the annual gathering for the sector, Windaba conference programme provides the most relevant insights to guide strategic decision-making.
The event is hosted by the South African Wind Energy Association (SAWEA) in proud partnership with the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) .
The event takes place on the 8^th and 9^th October 2019 at the Cape Town International Convention Centre.

This year’s programme looks to ‘Unlocking renewable power for African economic development’. Windaba has gathered a formidable line-up of domestic and global wind market leaders participating in South Africa’s Renewable Independent Power Producers’ Programme (REIPPPP).

Don’t miss this year’s INDUSTRY FORUM, as we discuss: Job creation and local manufacturing: What can be unlocked in the SADC if 18 GW is built by 2030?

Don’t miss your opportunity to hear insights from the stellar line-up of industry experts at the must-attend annual gathering of the global wind energy market.

Download the full programme here

Register to attend here

Alternatively contact Louise: 011 214 0664, louise@windaba.co.za or Yolanda 021 448 5226, yolanda@windaba.co.za.

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