Visiting Bangui and the Windmills Farm
Bangui is recognized as a fourth class town in the province of Ilocos Norte in Philippines. According to the recent census, this town has a population of about 14,634 people in 3,055 households. Bangui is subdivided in 31 different barangays. However, what is impressive about this town is the fact that it owns the first power generating windmill farm in the Philippines.
The Bangui Wind Mills were developed by the NorthWind Power Development Corporation to acquire it share in decreasing the emission of damaging greenhouse gases (GHGs) that causes global warming and to increase the rural electrification of the government. In this region, the wind generally comes from the northeast, from the sea moving to the sand. To maximize the complete benefit of the winds, apparatus are set up along the shore facing the sea efficiently eliminating windbreaks as well as achieving a domain roughness of zero classification.
Bangui’s “Windmill Farm” as it is approximately called consists of 15 wind apparatus. These apparatus or also known as Wind Mills here are on the shore and arrange in a single row spaced 326 meters distant. The apparatus hub height is 70 meter high, each blades is about 41 meters long giving a rotor diameter of 82 meters and a windswept area of 5, 281 square meters.
You can reach these impressive Wind Mills going all the way to Laoag-Cagayan route, which is about 5 minutes after the town of Burgos that is a directional landmark on the left side of the road leading to Bangui Bay – the exact location of these giant wind turbines. Several tourists here are enjoying the beautiful place as well as the fine beaches surrounding the whole area. Everyone is welcome at this windmill farm and have the glimpse of these impressive Wind Mills. Once you are here, you will take nothing but pictures and videos, and you will leave nothing but your footprints and retain nothing but the wonderful memories you have gain!
The Bangui Wind Mills were developed by the NorthWind Power Development Corporation to acquire it share in decreasing the emission of damaging greenhouse gases (GHGs) that causes global warming and to increase the rural electrification of the government. In this region, the wind generally comes from the northeast, from the sea moving to the sand. To maximize the complete benefit of the winds, apparatus are set up along the shore facing the sea efficiently eliminating windbreaks as well as achieving a domain roughness of zero classification.
Bangui’s “Windmill Farm” as it is approximately called consists of 15 wind apparatus. These apparatus or also known as Wind Mills here are on the shore and arrange in a single row spaced 326 meters distant. The apparatus hub height is 70 meter high, each blades is about 41 meters long giving a rotor diameter of 82 meters and a windswept area of 5, 281 square meters.
You can reach these impressive Wind Mills going all the way to Laoag-Cagayan route, which is about 5 minutes after the town of Burgos that is a directional landmark on the left side of the road leading to Bangui Bay – the exact location of these giant wind turbines. Several tourists here are enjoying the beautiful place as well as the fine beaches surrounding the whole area. Everyone is welcome at this windmill farm and have the glimpse of these impressive Wind Mills. Once you are here, you will take nothing but pictures and videos, and you will leave nothing but your footprints and retain nothing but the wonderful memories you have gain!
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