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There can be strong winds at the Princess Elisabeth Antarctica which is ideal for our renewable ideology. Almost all the energy produced at PEA either comes from these wind turbines or the solar PV panels that line the building and facade. 

Every season we fly the flags of the nations that are represented by people at the station as an omen to the international collaboration and efforts required to work in such a remote location.

This videos is a timelapse of the opening days of the 2024-25 season. We can see how snow is being cleared from around the Princess Elisabeth Antarctica!

A member of our team works diligently to clear all the snow from in-front of the Princess Elisabeth station that had piled up over the winter months. 

There can be strong winds at the Princess Elisabeth Antarctica which is ideal for our renewable ideology. Almost all the energy produced at PEA either comes from these wind turbines or the solar PV panels that line the building and facade. 

Every season we fly the flags of the nations that are represented by people at the station as an omen to the international collaboration and efforts required to work in such a remote location.

This videos is a timelapse of the opening days of the 2024-25 season. We can see how snow is being cleared from around the Princess Elisabeth Antarctica!

There can be strong winds at the Princess Elisabeth Antarctica which is ideal for our renewable ideology. Almost all the energy produced at PEA either comes from these wind turbines or the solar PV panels that line the building and facade. 

Every season we fly the flags of the nations that are represented by people at the station as an omen to the international collaboration and efforts required to work in such a remote location.