How was the year 2019?
The year 2019 is almost over - fairy-tale decorated firs shine in almost every front garden and the classic of all questions about the turn of the year wants to be answered: How was the year - our AWP year 2019?
It was different. It was exhausting, sometimes turbulent. When we started with the construction of the lattice mast of the A32 Vertical Sky® in the first rays of sun in early March, we reported pretty much everything what could be exciting for you.
And that was a lot!
Dredging
Vibro stone columns
Corner foundations
Cranes in all colors
Breathtaking pictures (Thanks, Frank!)
Belts, ropes and construction tools
Growth & opening of a production site in Germany
And short films!
And you were always there, you have participated in the developments, you believed in us. We want to say thank you for that.
That was strong. Thanks a lot!
In the meantime, we received at our headquarters in Dübendorf emails like this:
Hi,
As you probably know, a general 1km distance rule for wind turbines from residential buildings is currently being discussed in Germany. Your approach sounds very promising, for example for small "citizen power plants", whereby the advantages of your technology would be very important. Perhaps, as a manufacturer, you could try to inform politicians in Germany so as not to lose an enormous market potential in Germany.
Sincerely
M. S.
We are happy about it. In addition, we naturally try to inform politicians in Germany about the advantages of our system. Feedback like the emails above shows us that we are on the right track. We also liked the latest entry from a Twitter follower who put Agile Wind Power on his personal list of world improvers.Thank you!
Our lattice mast, the development of technology, the production site in Lemwerder (D) would not have been possible without our investors. We also thank the Swiss Federal Office of Energy, the Swiss Climate Foundation, Audi AG and Horizon 2020, as well as our partners for their support and help, to realize an unprecedented technology.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Patrick Richter and Team
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