BMW pioneers a new era of renewable energy with its innovative, motionless wind technology at the Oxford plant.
BMW has once again demonstrated its commitment to sustainability by installing the UK’s first “motionless” wind energy system at its Oxford plant. This groundbreaking technology, developed by Aeromine Technologies, offers a unique and efficient solution to the challenges of traditional wind turbines. By harnessing wind power without the need for rotating blades, the system minimises noise, visual impact, and potential harm to wildlife.
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