Windletter Insights - End of term 24/25
Windletter goes on holiday, and we take the chance to reflect on the term that’s coming to an end
Hello everyone and welcome to a new issue of Windletter. I'm Sergio Fernández Munguía (@Sergio_FerMun) and here we discuss the latest news in the wind power sector from a different perspective. If you're not subscribed to the newsletter, you can do so here.
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Before we begin, for those of you who’ve been on holiday this July and receive Windletter at your work email, just a quick reminder that the latest editions are waiting in your inbox: #115, Windguest #3, and #116.
🌴 Windletter goes on holiday
Another season comes to an end, and Windletter is taking a break.
Creating content regularly, staying consistent, avoiding repetition, and, above all, trying not just to maintain quality but to improve it is no small effort.
Honestly, I’m reaching the end of this season running on fumes. So it’s time to disconnect, recharge, and gather strength to come back even stronger. Work is important, but so is rest.
That said, I won’t lie to you: during this break I usually take the chance to shape new ideas, think about future Windstories, and even write a few. Because the truth is, I enjoy writing and often find joy in the process itself.
There’s no shortage of ideas. In fact, many things come to mind that I could do beyond just writing, but time is limited, and Windletter, after all, is a side project. I put in many hours and a lot of care, but it remains just that: a project I juggle alongside everyday life.
The return is planned, most likely, for the first week of September.
📊 Some figures
Windletter continues to grow. We’ve now reached 3,000 subscribers in the Spanish edition and are getting close to 2,000 in the English version.
Growing a mailing list is no easy task, so I’d really appreciate it if you could recommend Windletter to friends, colleagues, or anyone who might find it interesting. Word of mouth is still, without a doubt, the best way to keep growing.
This season, quite a bit of effort has also gone into the LinkedIn account (basically, my two hands 😂), with truly spectacular results. The strategy has been simple: posting a summary of each Windletter news item there as well. And the results speak for themselves: we’ve already surpassed an impressive 11,000 followers.
From time to time, interesting debates even arise in the comments section of the posts. As a fun fact, Sven Utermöhlen, CEO of RWE Offshore, recently joined the conversation in one of them.
🤝 Sponsors
I’d also like to take this opportunity to once again thank our main sponsors, Tetrace, RenerCycle, and Nabrawind, whose support makes Windletter possible.
From here, a heartfelt thank you for the trust and for supporting the project.
🌴 Holidays
As you know, I like to take this moment for a little transparency and to share some more personal reflections with you.
I’d be happy to read any suggestions, comments, or feedback you’d like to share. You can simply reply to this email.
I hope you enjoy (or have enjoyed) the holiday break.
Once again, thank you for being there.
See you in September!
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Disclaimer: The opinions presented in Windletter are mine and do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer.