Legal Advice puts REFIT in doubt
Business Report Online
27 June 2011: There was now some doubt whether the National Energy Regulator of SA (Nersa) could set a bound tariff which renewable energy companies would pay to Eskom following legal advice received by the SA Wind Energy Association from the Island Group of advocates, Ompi Aphane, the acting deputy director-general of the Energy Department, said on Friday.
Wim Trengove, the state counsel, noted that the Treasury had suggested that the renewable energy feed-in tariff (Refit) scheme was unlawful – that it did not comply with the competitive bidding requirement of the constitution and with the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act and that Nersa did not have the power to set a tariff to be charged by an independent power producer to Eskom.
Read more…
SAPVIA 11th Management Committee Meeting: 4 December 2012
SAPVIA's last management committee meeting for the year is taking place on Tuesday the 4th of Decemb
Cape Argus Early Edition_05.07.21 Pg 5_Energy sector to deliver benefits in communities
[View PDF] 60 SHARES Share on Facebook Post on X Follow us
Martins set to make IPP procurement announcements on Monday
Engineering News ONLINE 11 April 2014 Energy Minister Dikobe Ben Martins will on Monday make majo
Post a comment
You must be logged in to post a comment.
