Frequently Asked Questions

Definition

Q: What do we mean with a wind farm?

A: A wind farm is a collection of wind turbines that generate electricity from the power of the wind. It's a clean and sustainable source of energy that helps reduce reliance on fossil fuels. A: A wind farm is a collection of wind turbines that generate electricity from the power of the wind. It's a clean and sustainable source of energy that helps reduce reliance on fossil fuels. 

Hirundo Lesotho wind farms 

Q: Will the wind farm benefit local communities?

A: Yes, we are committed to engaging with and benefiting local communities. This includes creating employment opportunities, providing skills development programs, supporting local businesses, and implementing social responsibility initiatives. 

Q: How does the wind farm impact the environment?

A: We conduct thorough environmental assessments before constructing wind farms to minimize the impact on wildlife, ecosystems, and landscapes. Measures are taken to protect biodiversity, reduce noise levels, and ensure sustainable land use practices. 

Q: What happens to the electricity generated by the wind farm?

A: The electricity generated by the wind farm is fed into the national grid, contributing to Lesotho's overall electricity supply. It helps meet the growing energy demand and reduces reliance on non-renewable energy sources. 

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Why wind energy?

Q: How does wind energy benefit Lesotho?

A: Wind energy provides several benefits to Lesotho. It helps to diversify the energy mix, reduces dependence on imported electricity, creates local job opportunities, and contributes to the country's efforts in combating climate change.