Energy: On the selection of powerships over renewables and battery storage for two-thirds of the RMIPPP programme By Chris Yelland• 6 April 2021  The Istanbul-based Karpowership group remains determined to win government approval to berth several powerships in three local ports to feed the national power grid while Eskom and independent power producers struggle to restore reliable […]

Legalbrief, 6 May, 2019 Energy: Department punts ‘green loans’ for small businesses The Department of Energy, in conjunction with France’s SUNREF and SA’s Industrial Development Corporation, are offering ‘green loans’ to small medium enterprises (SMEs) and small medium micro enterprises (SMMEs), to start or expand renewable energy or energy efficiency projects. A Daily Dispatch report quotes the department […]

Energy efficiency could help the world meet Paris agreement goals 'It's a massive part of the solution.' 01 : 30 MINSEC Wednesday, May 1, 2019 TOPICS Energy, Policy & Politics Recent Posts A.I. could track climate impacts Why wildfires can lead to mudflows Rain plagues Pennsylvania farms Stone Age village could be lost Why don't […]

PRESS RELEASE     Deep Electrification Powered by Renewables Key for a Climate-Safe Future New report by IRENA charts pathways to further accelerate energy transformation which meets climate objectives while creating jobs and fostering economic growth       Berlin, Germany, 9 April 2019 – As the urgency to take bold climate action grows, new analysis […]