Global Wind Day

Wind power is a promising field that can address many environmental and economic challenges. Global Wind Day, celebrated annually on June 15, was established by two influential organizations in ecology and wind energy. The mission of Global Wind Day is to change public attitudes toward energy resources and highlight the vast, untapped potential of wind power.

History

The concept of a holiday dedicated to wind power emerged in 2007, and it became a global event on June 15 a few years later. By 2009, three dozen countries participated in events marking the holiday, and the number of participating countries continues to grow each year.

Wind is an endless, efficient, affordable, and safe source of energy. The number of wind power plants worldwide is increasing, as wind power is an ecological energy source. Harnessing wind energy can help solve the problem of natural resource shortages, including fuel.

Interesting Facts

• The slogan of the holiday is: “The future lies with wind turbines!”
• Wind turbines are successfully operated in 80 countries, with hundreds of thousands of specialists working in companies that produce wind energy.
• The top countries in the wind energy market are China, Iceland, Denmark, Germany, and the USA.
• The use of wind energy can significantly mitigate the effects of global warming.

How to Take Part

The organizers of Global Wind Day have set an ambitious goal: to educate citizens and business owners about the principles of wind energy and to transform the energy market. On June 15, various events such as study trips to wind farms, lectures, and seminars are held worldwide. Participate in these events to learn more about wind energy.

A simple way to introduce your child to wind energy is by flying a kite with them.

When is Global Wind Day in 2025?

Global Wind Day is observed on June 15 each year.

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