The walking, talking turbine...
WTF it's a WTG!
Meet the world's first walking, talking wind turbine.
What better way to get people interested than a walking, talking wind turbine?
Seen at schools, science festivals, music events, and more, Killah Jules spreads positive facts about wind and energy in general. Her blades start spinning when people blow on them. It's a fun, interactive way to get people thinking about renewable energy.
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Having that hands-on experience makes it easier for people to connect with the idea and remember why wind power is so important.
A Sight to See
ICYMI - Glastonbury's first ever "Windfluencer"
The walking turbine girl (WTG: if you know, you know) made its debut at End of the Road festival in 2021, and had such a positive response.
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People were genuinely interested, asking lots of questions first about wind turbines but then about the wider energy system.
The mission was to spread the fact that one spin of a turbine could power a UK home for over 2 days and ...it worked!
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Not only did people remember the stat if I came across them again (and shamefully tested them), one person came bounding up to me, to tell ME the fact – apparently, their friend had met me the day before and passed it along to everyone!
Since then, after some of my own blade innovation (unlike real blades, mine got smaller - turns out big blades are not practical at gigs), the WTG has been seen out and about at various other festivals and events, and engaging with young people about wind energy.
Killah Jules speaking to some children at Earthfest
If we really want to reach and inspire people, we're going to have to start thinking about it creatively.
If you're interested in booking the walking, talking turbine for your event, please get in touch. Speaking opportunities welcomed, as well as festivals, corporate events, schools, conferences and asset openings.