South Africa separates its energy portfolio, appointing Ramokgopa and Graham as new leaders to address the complex energy transition challenges.
South Africa
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GWK’s Christiana maize mill has installed a 1 MW solar PV system, marking a significant step towards sustainable energy use in the agricultural sector. This project aims to reduce the mill’s carbon footprint and operational costs while promoting renewable energy adoption in South Africa.
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South Africa needs robust supply-side support to succeed in green industrialization, focusing on renewable energy, infrastructure, and skills development.
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South Africa introduces new regulations to promote energy-efficient lighting, phasing out incandescent and CFL lamps by 2026 to reduce electricity consumption and costs.
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Nersa extends the deadline for comments on Eskom’s proposal to reserve grid space for IPPs, aiming to stabilize South Africa’s electricity supply with more renewable energy.
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Energy TransitionIn the News
Green Energy Spurs Massive Reindustrialization Opportunity in South Africa
Experts at Nedbank suggest that South Africa’s transition to green energy could fuel a transformative wave of reindustrialization, unlocking new opportunities for economic growth and sustainability.
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Shell’s oil exploration ambitions in South Africa are encountering potential roadblocks as the nation considers curbing its activities in response to the energy giant’s pivot away from fossil fuels. Recent…
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South Africa’s energy sector, a symphony of solutions emerges, highlighting the nation’s pursuit of a tech-agnostic approach to its energy mix. From renewable sources to traditional fuels, South Africa’s diverse…
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In a significant achievement for South Africa’s renewable energy sector, a local company has secured second place in the prestigious Milken Motsepe Prize for Green Energy Competition. The recognition underscores…
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Energy giant Shell has announced its decision to exit South Africa’s downstream market, following a comprehensive review of its global operations. The move comes after more than a century of Shell’s presence in the South African market.