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South African energy crisis: the practical implications of the government’s proposed interventions
BusinessTech(iv) Procurement of battery storage and gas-fired power: Eskom will be constructing its first solar and battery storage projects at Komati, Majuba, … -
INTERVIEW: Accessible finance is key to realizing Uganda’s potential – Africa.com
Africa.comWe are working with a company providing solar panels on a pay-as-you-go system. Their customers’ payments are tracked digitally, which means that … -
Hitting the roof: SA needs answers to its burning energy questions – TimesLIVE
TimesLIVEFor households wanting to capitalise on SA’s new energy plan, announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa on Monday, details on rooftop solar systems … -
Designers want to fix the big ugly problem with solar panels – Moneyweb
Moneyweb“Solar panels don’t need to look industrial and clean,” said van Eijk, whose designs with partner Joost van Bleiswijk for solar roof tiles and facade … -
President’s energy plan should give us all hope for the future – TimesLIVE
TimesLIVEThe government is ramping up the procurement of new generation capacity from solar, wind, gas and battery storage, including doubling the amount of … -
SA’s first climate change bill must have the power to tackle non-compliance in greenhouse …
TimesLIVEThe Guardian newspaper called AR6 the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate … energy, given SA’s excellent opportunities for wind and solar energy … -
Discussions at ANC Policy Conference around energy solutions in line with President’s …
SABC NewsThe President has announced the scrapping of controls on companies generating their own power as well as plans to allow households to generate solar … -
Thabo Mbeki: The money we need to fix the energy crisis is in private hands – EWN
EWNTshidi Madia spoke to former president Thabo Mbeki about the energy … as enabling businesses and households to invest in rooftop solar systems. -
Government taking over part of Eskom’s debt is sensible: Nedbank – BusinessTech
BusinessTechThe government also doubled renewable energy procurement to 5,200 megawatts. … toward the use of the nation’s abundant wind and solar resources. -
Carping Point: Privatisation is not the solution to SA’s electricity and other woes – IOL
IOLMost solar users still rely on Eskom for the heavy lifting on the geysers, … SA’s energy crisis response largely welcomed, but concerns remain.
SA Solar News – 31 July 2022: Designers want to fix the big ugly problem with solar panels
