The end of Windaba and WindAC

The final day ended with awards, given to worthy winners, and a gala, filled with wine, networking, and music.


Meeting the people, who made Wind Energy, a practical possibility, was an educational and enlightening experience.

Here's to them, 

To all the exhibitors.🎉🎉🎉

To the sponsors,

 















































And to everyone else, who made this conference a great success.
See you next year!

On the behalf of all South Africans, 

I, Spacer77, say

THANK YOU!

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