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In recent years, wind energy has positioned itself as the leading source of clean and renewable energy in the world. These days, wind turbines have become synonym of sustainability and engine of carbon reduction. However, as the lifespan of these wind turbines comes to an end, a new environmental challenge emerge: how to recycle the wind turbines.

In celebration of the World Entrepreneurship Day, which took place this past weekend, from Nabla Wind Hub we wanted to take the opportunity to look back at our beginnings.

Can you imagine including in your vacation plans a mandatory visit to one of the wind farms in your destination city? Nowadays, more and more cities are joining the bandwagon of including in their cultural offer a visit to one of their wind farms, either offshore by boat trip or onshore by a planned bicycle tour. Sounds appealing?

This month of March at Nabla we have dressed in purple and carried out a campaign with the aim of raising awareness among our professional and industrial colleagues, about the critical situation in which we continue to find ourselves in terms of equality within the renewable energy industry, and in society in general.

Last Thursday we had the greatest pleasure of welcoming the delegation of the government of Fukushima, which brings together the energy and industry sectors, to our home city of Vitoria-Gasteiz (Basque Country).