Home | Imprint | Contact Home | Imprint | Contact about us Customer office Services consultation Funding Measuring device Energy saving lights Building thermography NaturWatt® electricity seal of approval registration Why? gas Left On the edge Meitze wind farm as a model Children build a model of the Meitze wind farm. A project by the Wedemark talent network in cooperation with the Wedemark community and the community of Wedemark youth care Since 1997, 12 wind turbines have been erected in the designated "priority area for wind turbines" of around 85 hectares between Elze and Meitze, which contribute to the alternative power supply. With a nose in the fresh air, Verica Jaguttis from youth care and Kerstin Jacob from the Wedemark talent network have recreated this wind farm in miniature format with eight children in the youth club Kösliner Weg in Mellendorf. With diligence and skill, the 6-10 year old designers put together 12 solar-powered wind turbine models, which Ursula Schwertmann provided as an employee of the Wedemark GmbH community. Meadows and fields were designed very creatively on a large wooden plate and the wind turbines were placed in a natural way. As a highlight of the event, the group was able to view one of the wind turbines from the inside. Kerstin Jacob: “It was really exciting when the rotor blades changed their alignment very noisily in the wind or a beep indicated that electricity was now being produced. In addition to the many questions we had brought with us, how big a wind turbine is, how many families it supplies, how expensive it is and whether there is an elevator inside, we learned how it is anchored in the ground and why intermediate nets in the tower We are excited to see where we can read what on the impressive "on-board computer" and that a wind turbine has a cellar where the transformer is located. That was cool, the kids agree on that. " The children proudly handed over the imposing model of the wind farm to Ms. Schwertmann on February 6, 2011. It can now be seen in our customer office. The Wedemark talent network, which is currently being set up, under the direction of Alexandra Igel, is starting the second year of the two-year project phase and has the task of sustainably promoting talented children. We are also looking for sponsors or mentors. Information, including about other events, is available from 05130/372102 or 05130/609590.