IPPs pin hopes on Eskom’s next boss
IOL News 15 November 2016 The South African renewable energy industry is pinning its hope on new leadership at Eskom for the rejuvenation of the renewable energy procurement progra
by Renewables body urges new Eskom chief to restore communications and momentum
Engineering News – ONLINE 14 November 2016 The South African Renewable Energy Council (Sarec) has expressed the hope that the new CEO of Eskom will restore “constructive co
Sarec too raises IPP delay concerns
Engineering News – ONLINE 09 November 2016 The South African Renewable EnergyCouncil (Sarec) has become the latest organisation to raise concerns over State-owned power utili
PV GreenCard Stakeholder Engagment Workshop: 28 October 2016
On the 28th October 2016, we held the PV GreenCard Stakeholder Engagement Workshop in Midrand, Johanensburg. The workshop was well attended with over 80 delegates. Thank you to
Roundtable Conversation Series: Collaboration for Scale and Impact
Collaboration for Scale and Impact was hosted by the African Infrastructure Investment Managers (AIIM) on the 26th August 2016. Each renewable energy IPP in the country invests a p
Tina Joemat-Pettersson was advised against nuclear energy
Business Day LIVE 03 November 2016 The most cost-effective option for SA’s energy future does not include the commissioning of new nuclear power plants, a ministerial advisory co
WesBank announces R60m carport solar-panel project
Engineering News ONLINE 28 October 2016 Vehicle and asset finance group WesBank and sister company First National Bank(FNB) have announced a R60-million project to replace the shad
IPP programme ‘will continue’, as govt seeks confidence-building partnerships
Engineering News – ONLINE 26 October 2016 The Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme (REIPPPP) “will continue and expand”, the Medium-Term Bu
IEA upscales five-year renewables growth forecast after 2015 ‘turning point’
Engineering News ONLINE 25 October 2016 The International Energy Agency (IEA) has significantly increased its five-year growth forecast for renewable energy in light of what it de
Eskom’s nuclear vs renewables ‘propaganda’
Moneyweb 26 October 2016 Eskom CEO Brian Molefe is not running the country’s largest utility, he is running a propaganda campaign. That was the opinion of Chris Yelland from EE P
