South Africa renewable energy

South Africa spent R17 billion on renewable energy imports in 2024, pushing for local manufacturing to support jobs and reduce costs

The first two private utility-scale battery projects in South Africa have reached commercial close, signaling progress in the country’s energy storage development.

South Africa unveils transparent solar glass technology to generate power from building facades, boosting energy efficiency and sustainability in urban areas.

South Africa’s renewable energy projects hit 133GW in 2024, stressing the urgency for grid upgrades and infrastructure investment.

PPC Ltd has signed an agreement to power its Slurry and Dwaalboom plants with solar energy, marking a significant step in the company’s sustainability efforts.

Standard Bank backs over 500 MW of decentralized electricity projects in South Africa, fueling renewable energy growth post-reforms.

South Africa enhances renewable energy manufacturing with local investments, addressing global demand for solar and wind technologies.

South Africa’s DMRE has delayed bidding deadlines for renewable energy projects and battery storage again, affecting the country’s energy transition efforts.