What makes this turbine especially remarkable is the method of its construction. It utilizes Nabrawind's innovative Nabralift self-erecting system, which allowed the turbine to be assembled without the use of large cranes. This approach not only simplified construction but also made it feasible to build in challenging conditions where traditional crane access would have been difficult.

The design also brought significant efficiency in materials. The foundation of the turbine required only about 80 cubic meters of concrete and 10 tonnes of steel, far less than what is typically needed for a tower of similar height. This reduction in resources minimized environmental impact and construction costs, demonstrating a thoughtful balance of engineering and sustainability.

Beyond its technical achievements, the turbine’s height allows it to harness stronger and more consistent winds, increasing its energy output. This makes it not only a record-breaking structure but also a highly productive one, contributing significantly to clean energy generation and supporting Morocco’s renewable energy goals.

In summary, the 144-meter hub-height turbine at Oualidia represents a fusion of innovation, efficiency, and sustainability, setting a benchmark for wind energy projects across Africa.

According to the internet