In March 2021, GWEC and GWNET submitted a statement to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) on behalf of the Women in Wind Global Leadership Program.
In our third year, Women in Wind received over 200 applications from a diverse group of strong candidates all over the world. We provide a few insights about the pool of applicants in 2021 here.
Ocean Winds, a Partner of Women in Wind in 2020 and 2021, is proud to present “Where does the light come from? The Heli Story”, a video to explain offshore wind energy to children around the world.
2020 was a year of disruption, loss, adaptation and change. But at the close of the second edition of Women in Wind, the Participants in 2020 have demonstrated how they leaned in to last year’s challenges, persevered and grew during this difficult period.
Pavina Adunratanasee, one of the Participants of the Women in Wind Global Leadership Program 2020, discusses her pathway to renewable energy and issues facing women in the wind industry.
Juliana Kainga, one of the Participants of the Women in Wind Global Leadership Program 2020, discusses her pathway to renewable energy and issues facing women in the wind industry.
