Widex Hailed by United Nations and Other Groups as a Pioneer of "WindMade" Products

SHARJAH, UAE - Nov. 23, 2022 - PRLog -- The hearing industry has been at the forefront of a number of advanced technologies, most of which involve tiny electronic transistors, receivers, and button-cell batteries.

Widex was named one of 15 global companies at the forefront of harnessing and using wind technology as a primary energy source for its headquarters, including production, by the United Nations (UN), the wind energy industry, and several influential organisations in late November in New York City.

Motorola, Deutsche Bank, Lego, and global medical supplier BD were also named "WindMade pioneers."

How to Get Off the Grid

It is not entirely accurate to say that Widex's new manufacturing headquarters near Lynge, Denmark, is "off the grid"; in fact, the Widex facility is expected to generate more power than the company requires each year, and will therefore transmit energy back onto the grid for the benefit of the local community. The 330-foot windmill, which generates 3.4 million kWh of power and reduces the company's CO2 emissions by 2,000 tonnes per year, is prominent among its many energy-saving features, which include an advanced geothermal heating/cooling system and solar panels.

What Makes WindMade Unique?

We've all seen labels and advertisements claiming that a product is organic, eco-friendly, fair trade, and so on. But what exactly do these terms mean, and who defines them?
The WindMade Standard for Companies and Organizations is intended to impose strict stipulations and definitions on the term "WindMade".

Global Leaders Offer Thoughts on the WindMade Initiative and Pioneers

The United Nations and other major organizations emphasized Widex's significant commitment to clean energy, which the company claims was made possible by its global customer base of hearing care professionals.

"WindMade is an incredible opportunity for forward-thinking sustainable brands to drive change on behalf of consumers.

Steve Sawyer, secretary general of the Global Wind Energy Council, a trade association representing the wind industry, provided historical context for global efforts to put a price on carbon.

This is really about the pioneering companies and their leadership," Marty Spritzer, director of US Climate Policy for the World Wildlife Federation, said. And, while we're celebrating the new WindMade label.

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Widex was honoured as a pioneer because it is an exceptional company that uses wind energy, according to Wind Energy Foundation Executive Director Darlene Snow in an interview with HR.

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