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Regulatory and policy hurdles still blocking large-scale renewables roll-out
There have been hints of progress in the renewable-energy space in South Africa over recent months. But delays and frustrations persist, and there is still a way to go before South Africa can boast that independent power producers (IPPs) are...
10 Sep 10
RENEWABLE ENERGY
Regulatory and policy hurdles still blocking large-scale renewables roll-out
There have been hints of progress in the renewable energy space in South Africa over recent months. But delays and frustrations persist, and there is a still a way to go before South Africa can boast that independent power producers (IPPs) are...
10 Sep 10
Video of the Week
Daily podcast – November 26, 2008
In today's podcast: the South African government receives more than 100 renewable-energy project proposals; and South Africa's economic growth slows to a decade low in the third quarter of 2008.
26 Nov 08
RENEWABLE ENERGY
DME sifts through more than 100 renewable project proposals
The South African government has received more than 100 renewable-energy project proposals, involving as much as 5 000 MW of potential generation capacity, in response to its recent call for expressions of interest (EOI) that closed on October...By: Terence Creamer
25 Nov 08
Energy
Proposed legislation expected to light fire under alternative-energy programme
The uptake of renewable energy in South Africa will receive a boost when the Draft Energy Bill, which is expected to be promulgated early next year, is signed in to law.By: Helene Le Roux
24 Mar 06
Energy
Cape Town set for green-energy revolution
THE City of Cape Town is to become the first city in South Africa to offer green electricity to its customers with its decision to purchase electricity from the Darling wind farm from next year, said Minister of Minerals and Energy Phumzile...By: Jill Stanford
05 Dec 03
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