All publications by tag «SOUTH AFRICA»
2023, November, 27, 06:30:00
SOUTH AFRICA'S ENERGY INVESTMENT $8.8 BLN
The inclusion of development projects in Mpumalanga is an attempt to cushion that region from the economic impact of facilities closing down. Almost all of South Africa’s electricity — more than 80% of which comes from coal — is generated in the province.
2023, August, 4, 06:05:00
SOUTH AFRICA'S CRISIS
Unemployment in South Africa is already among the highest of more than 80 nations
2023, June, 2, 06:20:00
SOUTH AFRICA'S ENERGY COLLAPSE
The recommendations come at a time when South Africa is suffering its worst ever power cuts, with blackouts of more than 10 hours a day and a slowing economy, and is opening up the electricity generation industry to private operators.
2023, June, 2, 06:15:00
SOUTH AFRICA'S ENERGY CHAOS
Regardless of how this breakdown occurred, it is the symptom of greater issues with South Africa’s energy infrastructure.
2023, January, 16, 12:20:00
SOUTH AFRICA'S GREEN REVOLUTION
It is no secret that the coal industry has a powerful presence in South Africa. The state-owned utility Eskom is the largest contributor to our country's greenhouse gas emissions.
2022, February, 10, 15:00:00
NUCLEAR SMR FOR SOUTH AFRICA
South Africa is the only African country with an operational nuclear power plant.
2022, February, 8, 13:50:00
THE NEW NUCLEAR FOR SOUTH AFRICA
In September last year, the South African cabinet approved the construction of the MPR to replace the 20 MWt Safari-1, which is scheduled to retire in 2030.
2021, May, 21, 09:40:00
SOUTH AFRICA'S COAL ENERGY 4.8 GW
The US$7bn power plant is located near the existing Kendal facility in the Nkangala District, Mpumalanga.
2021, March, 23, 15:00:00
RENEWABLES FOR SOUTH AFRICA 2 GW
These parties have made proposals involving solar photovoltaic (PV) and wind power, as well as liquefied natural gas and battery storage.
2021, February, 16, 11:50:00
SOUTH AFRICA'S RENEWABLES 2.6 GW
In addition, South African authorities intend to ease licensing requirements for new embedded generation projects, which could unlock up to 5,000 MW of additional capacity.
