
Women in Wind Study Tour 2019: Lessons Learned from Berlin and London
From 30 September to 4 October 2019, the Women in Wind Global Leadership Program embarked upon a European study tour in Berlin and London.

From 30 September to 4 October 2019, the Women in Wind Global Leadership Program embarked upon a European study tour in Berlin and London.
As the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) and the Global Women’s Network for the Energy Transition bring women working in the wind industry in emerging markets to Europe to encourage action on the Sustainable Development Goals, GWEC’s Joyce Lee explains why the energy transition will only be successful if women are able to fully participate.

Meet Lucy Craig, one of the Mentors of Women in Wind for 2019/2020.

Meet Tebogo Movundlela, one of the Mentors of Women in Wind for 2019/2020.

Women in Wind held its third Knowledge-Transfer Webinar last week, on the topics of diversity and inclusion, work-life balance and financial security.

GWEC announced today a global survey which will provide new insights on the roles and representation of women in the wind sector. This survey is being managed by IRENA and the Women in Wind Global Leadership Program, which is co-organized by GWEC and GWNET. The survey is open to all organizations and individuals (including women and men) working in wind energy.

This newly published paper by Macquarie suggests that teachers and tutors treat girls differently when it comes to science, and that girls as young as 8 years old are perceived as academically less capable than boys.

Meet Emma Pinchbeck, one of the Mentors of Women in Wind for 2019/2020.

How is the renewable energy sector doing when it comes to diversity?

We are thrilled to announce that the Women in Wind Global Leadership Program is now an Action Partner for the Global Week to #Act4SDGs this fall.

AMES was created with the aim of promoting women’s roles in the growing renewable energy sector in Argentina.

Meet Anna Diedrichkeit, one of the Mentors of Women in Wind for 2019/2020.

Our friends at GWNET published a fantastic poster outlining 5 principles for women and transport.

Meet Tran Thi Tu Quynh, one of the Participants of Women in Wind for 2019/2020.

A study by University of Colorado finds that having just one woman in a candidate pool means a near-zero statistical chance that she’ll be hired.

Meet Mercia Grimbeek one of the Women in Wind for 2019/2020.

In July 2019, GWEC and GWNET submitted a statement to the UNFCCC on behalf of the Women in Wind Global Leadership Program.

Meet Sarah Barber, one of the Mentors of Women in Wind for 2019/2020.

The gender pay gap in the energy sector is not just a recruitment problem.

In July, the Government of Argentina awarded Gabriela Rijter, Coordinator of National and International Cooperation at the Undersecretariat of Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency, as a Woman Pioneer for her public service.

Meet Allison Luz Olivares, one of the Women in Wind for 2019/2020.