The Year2015 was quite a challenging year, the project has established Project Management Unit, recruited project staff and kicked off its activities. We have done well in the capacity development of project and counterpart staff in the policies and regulations, wind resource mapping and documentation of activities and outcomes. In this respect we have participated in a number of events covering development of Power Purchase Agreement, integrating Renewable Energy power generation systems into the grid, developing wind power NAMA, updating Grid Emission Factor, contract management and mapping wind energy resources and turbine siting techniques. Of particular importance was the training workshop on wind resource assessment and farm design using the WAsP Software. This was done for the first time in the country as there was no such experience of wind data analysis, resource mapping/extrapolation and farm system design. It was notable that, such knowledge brought to the research and education communities in the country for them to further disseminate and sustain the know how locally. We were behind in the development of the baseline wind farm as government financing remained not realized. But in preparation for the pilot project, we have completed study on the effect of wind turbines on Migratory Soaring Birds in Dongola (site for the pilot project) and along the Red Sea. This is deemed a remarkable achievement as it is a critical study that needs to be done ahead of any installations on the ground, especially along the Red Sea coast which represents an important flyway for the soaring birds.