Global renewables investors warn SA prices becoming ‘dangerously low’ Back
The joint developers of the R3-billion Jeffreys Bay wind farm, situated alongside the N2 in Eastern Cape, have lauded South Africa’s transparent and well-run renewable-energy bidding programme and indicated on Wednesday that they would be participating in the upcoming fourth bid window.
However, the global heads of both Mainstream Renewable Power and Globelec – whose companies have, to date, invested in 238 MW of wind and solar capacity – warned that the benefits of unfettered competitive bidding were limited and urged government to ensure the programme sustained an appropriate “balance” between risk and reward. Read more…
Saturday Star: Let's use the energy crisis to take stock
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SAPVIA Annual General Meeting (AGM): Thursday, 26th of May, 2011
SAPVIA's inaugural AGM took place on Thursday, 26 May 2011,at the President Hotel in Cape Town, wher
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