WindAid is a non-profit social responsibility organisation based in Trujillo, Peru and we run environmental development projects building wind turbines for communities in Peru without access to electricity.
The dates for our upcoming programmes are:
· FULL!!! 18th July – 19th August 2011
· 26th September – 28th October 2011- 2 spaces left
· 7th November – 9th December 2011- 6 spaces left
· 30th January – 2nd March 2012
· 26th March – 27th April 2012
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nice email received:
From: Mike Allen
Subject: Re: A Wind Turbine Recipe Book
Date: 12 April 2013 10:53:18 BST
To: jytteI recieved the book yesterday and when it arrived I thought ‘this isn’t worth £12’.
But how wrong I was once I’d opened the envelope and settled down to read the contents with a cup of coffee. 3 hours later the coffee was stone cold and I was still reading the book.
Loads of info to be getting on with.
I’ll email Hugh when my terbine is up and running with some pics.
Thanks a lot.
Michael.
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Is the project still up and running? The dates seem quite old. Im dooing a course in India now and my wife is from Piura so it would be interesting come in contact with the prohejt ib Trujillo please send me a mail benjahmin.anselmo@gmail
30 January 2012 at 09:00 until 2 March 2012 at 17:00
In this five-week International environmental development project, we will work to build and install a 2kW wind turbine for a community in Peru. Our objectives are to utilise wind energy to provide clean and affordable access to electricity in Peru.
The project presents a unique and wonderful opportunity to learn more about renewable energy, learn some hands-on engineering skills, experience a new culture and landscape and become instruments for immediate and permanent positive change for the communities.
For more information or to apply to the programme please visit their website, http://www.WindAid.org or email them at [email protected].