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We often speak of ‘cheap’ and ‘expensive’ forms of energy. In the South African context, coal is commonly regarded as cheap – it is abundant, low-tech, and well-understood as the fuel for...
The large renewable capacity indicated in the balanced and low-carbon scenarios of the second Integrated Resource Plan or IRP2010, might be somewhat “ambitious”, energy economist Jean-Pierre...
The proposed scale-up of renewable energy in the draft integrated resource plan, or IRP2010, which was currently out for public comment, is sufficient to stimulate localisation and industrial...
The South African government has stressed that there is sufficient "flexibility" in the formulation of the country's electricity master plan to accommodate a vision for a large-scale solar park in...
In today's podcast, SA's wind and carbon-capture atlases are to be published in August; UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon plans a meeting on disarmament; and, SAHRC chairperson Lawrence Mushwana is...
Tragic as it is, the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is good news for Africa - increasingly the new frontier for oil and gas exploration worldwide. Now estimated to be spewing up to 60 000 barrels...
Progress on the much-anticipated integrated resource plan, or IRP2, which will provide a power investment and energy-mix road map for the next 20 years, is running behind schedule, Department of...