flyers distributed to all local residents
visitors to Company Open Day
children at the visiting day for schools 'Aspiravi on the road'
Recruiting new citizen co-operants from local residents
It is clear that such initiatives do pay off. We welcome thousands of visitors to our Company Open Day and hundreds of children to our visiting days for schools. Our initiatives are also often picked up by the media, with, for example, a report on regional television. As the icing on the cake, we always notice a sharp increase in the number of citizen co-operants in a new project's vicinity.
You can read more information regarding these initiatives in our corporate brochure. Please request a copy.
Read more about our co-operative societies and Aspiravi Energy.
At our Open Comany Day, we welcome more than a thousand visitors at the foot of the new wind turbine(s). We inform them about the construction, the operation, and about wind energy in general. There is always a great deal of interest in the co-operative society's and the ways in which local residents are able to participate.
COMPANY OPEN DAY FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS
Comprehensive and timely information about all aspects of a new project contributes to greater social support for local wind energy projects. At Aspiravi, we are convinced of this. And that approach is bearing fruit!
Read more about our co-operative societies and Aspiravi Energy.
How is wind converted into green energy?
How is this green energy distributed?
Generating your own green energy by cycling
Which components make up a wind turbine?What are the advantages of wind energy?
A virtual climb in and up to the top of the wind turbine
How is wind speed measured?
What wind speeds are needed to produce
wind energy?
A large propeller simulates 2, 4 and 6 Beaufort
Why is the energy transition so important?
How is a wind turbine constructed?
A look inside the tower of a real wind turbine
The children learn about the different aspects of wind energy through a combination of learning and experience.
SCHOOL VISIT DAY FOR 12-YEAR-OLDS
During our 'Aspiravi on the road' visiting days for schools, local primary school pupils learn all about wind energy inside four containers that have been converted into classrooms and inside an actual working wind turbine! In March 2020, we were visited by more than 500 pupils from Gistel.
During the construction of a new wind energy project, we can organise site visits for the provincial and municipal authorities involved, along with the local press. This gives them all an opportunity to see the construction of the wind turbine(s) up close and to publicly express their support for the project. This increases local authorities' involvement in the wind energy project's completion.
SITE VISIT FOR LOCAL AUTHORITIES AND THE PRESS
You can read more information regarding these initiatives in our corporate brochure. Please request a copy.
Read more about our co-operative societies and Aspiravi Energy.
It is clear that such initiatives do pay off. We welcome thousands of visitors to our Company Open Day and hundreds of children to our visiting days for schools. Our initiatives are also often picked up by the media, with, for example, a report on regional television. As the icing on the cake, we always notice a sharp increase in the number of citizen co-operants in a new project's vicinity.
flyers distributed to all local residents
visitors to Company Open Day
children at the visiting day for schools 'Aspiravi on the road'
Recruiting new citizen co-operants from local residents
SCHOOL VISIT DAY FOR 12-YEAR-OLDS
During our 'Aspiravi on the road' visiting days for schools, local primary school pupils learn all about wind energy inside four containers that have been converted into classrooms and inside an actual working wind turbine! In March 2020, we were visited by more than 500 pupils from Gistel.
COMPANY OPEN DAY FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS
SITE VISIT FOR LOCAL AUTHORITIES AND THE PRESS
During the construction of a new wind energy project, we can organise site visits for the provincial and municipal authorities involved, along with the local press. This gives them all an opportunity to see the construction of the wind turbine(s) up close and to publicly express their support for the project. This increases local authorities' involvement in the wind energy project's completion.
At our Open Comany Day, we welcome more than a thousand visitors at the foot of the new wind turbine(s). We inform them about the construction, the operation, and about wind energy in general. There is always a great deal of interest in the co-operative society's and the ways in which local residents are able to participate.
Comprehensive and timely information about all aspects of a new project contributes to greater social support for local wind energy projects. At Aspiravi, we are convinced of this. And that approach is bearing fruit!
Read more about our co-operative societies and Aspiravi Energy.
The children learn about the different aspects of wind energy through a combination of learning and experience.
How is wind converted into green energy?
How is this green energy distributed?
Generating your own green energy by cycling
Which components make up a wind turbine?What are the advantages of wind energy?
A virtual climb in and up to the top of the wind turbine
How is wind speed measured?
What wind speeds are needed to produce wind energy?
A large propeller simulates 2, 4 and 6 Beaufort
Why is the energy transition so important?
How is a wind turbine constructed?
A look inside the tower of a real wind turbine
