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South Africa sees 5 500 MW more renewable energy online by 2026
By: Reuters 13th June 2023 South Africa expects more than 5 500 megawatts (MW) of additional renewable energy projects to come online by 2026, electricity minister... →
City Customer Office load-shedding readiness on track
13th June 2023 The City’s Customer Office load-shedding readiness roll out plan is on track with 22 Customer Offices installed with back-up power supply during... →
Fundamental economic reforms gathering pace, Ramaphosa says
By: Tasneem Bulbulia 12th June 2023 The latest report from Operation Vulindlela, a joint project of the Presidency, the National Treasury and other key government departments,... →
Premier Alan Winde looks at Faircape Dairies’ embrace of renewable energy at his 14th Energy Digicon
9th June 2023 Melt Loubster, CEO of Fair Cape Dairies, was Premier Alan Winde’s special guest at his 14th Energy digicon today. More and more companies and... →
Launch of Public Employment Service (PES) mobile bus to improve service provision - Mpumalanga
9th June 2023 The Public Employment Service (PES) mobile bus, a first of its kind has been launched in Mpumalanga. The launch took place yesterday, 8 June 2023... →
City aims to reduce solar PV system go ahead timeframe
9th June 2023 The City is working to dramatically reduce the turnaround time of applications for small-scale embedded generation (SSEG) systems. This is by... →
Power of reform
By: Terence Creamer 9th June 2023 For several years, certain forward-looking commentators argued that by making only a minor amendment to Schedule 2 of the Electricity Regulation... →
Johannesburg SOCA: Multitude of challenges, but encouraging signs on the long road ahead
7th June 2023 The GOOD Party in Johannesburg remains concerned about the dire financial state of the City which has pushed service delivery to the brink of... →
