World Wind Day is an annual event celebrated on June 15th to raise awareness about the importance of wind energy and its potential to address the global energy challenges we face today. It serves as a platform to highlight the benefits of wind power and promote its role in transitioning towards a sustainable and clean energy future.

The celebration of World Wind Day began in 2007 and has since gained significant momentum worldwide. It is organized by the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) and WindEurope, along with various other partners, supporters, and participants from the renewable energy sector.

The main objective of World Wind Day is to educate people about the advantages of wind energy and its positive impacts on the environment, economy, and society as a whole. It aims to dispel misconceptions and promote the wide range of benefits that wind power offers, including its ability to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, mitigate climate change, and create jobs.

World Wind Day showcases success stories and projects in wind power, highlighting achievements of countries, regions, and communities advancing renewable energy capacity. It promotes wind power as a scalable, sustainable solution, harnessing abundant wind resources to generate clean electricity, diversify energy sources, and enhance energy security. With advancing technology, more efficient and affordable wind turbines can harness wind resources in diverse locations, enabling countries to accelerate the transition to a greener energy system.