13 August 2021
The South African Wind Energy Association (SAWEA) and the sector at large, today mourns the loss of their beloved Princess Ntombifuthi Ntuli, CEO of SAWEA.READ MORE
Ntombifuthi Ntuli, CEO of the South African Wind Energy Association (Sawea), has died at the age of 41.
Ntuli was appointed in CEO of the association in September 2019, following 15 years of experience in energy and related sectors.READ MORE
The South African Wind Energy Association (Sawea) and the sector at large, today mourned the loss of Ntombifuthi Ntuli, the chief executive officer (CEO) of Sawea, and as South Africa celebrates Women’s month, a loss of a bold and brilliant leader.READ MORE
13 August 2021
The South African Wind Energy Association (SAWEA) and the sector at large, today mourns the loss of their beloved Princess Ntombifuthi Ntuli, CEO of SAWEA.READ MORE
I guess in 2021 we are not or should not be surprised as more and more women venture into sectors they historically have been deemed as male dominated. One such sector is that of wind energy. What is it exactly and what is it that attracted our guest to it? What sort of advice would she give to young women who may want to be part of it? To help us navigatethis issue, we are joined on the line by…
Guest: Mercia Grimbeek – Chair of the South African Wind Energy Association
Can wind energy be considered as an alternative electricity generating system
Ntombifuthi Ntuli
Chief Executive Officer at the South African Wind Energy-Association
As the country reels from continuous power cuts, the South African Wind Energy Association (SAWEA) has come out in support of feasibility studies into offshore wind energy, saying this could solve SA’s energy woes.READ MORE
South Africa’s renewable energy industry is making efforts to promote gender diversity in the bourgeoning sector.
The industry says a decade into SA’s renewable energy sector’s existence, it has become apparent it is still lagging in sufficient gender diversity.READ MORE
