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Despite a record surge in renewable power capacity in 2024, are we doing enough to meet the ambitious targets set for 2030? Discover the insights from Irena's latest report.
This week marks a significant advancement in South Africa's renewable energy landscape as two major projects secure financial backing, paving the way for a sustainable future.
Cape Town’s weather is like that unpredictable friend who cancels plans last minute and then shows up anyway. Unlike KZN and Joburg weather which is more the even-keeled friend but when they lash out, it is plain scary.
Our risk analysis also shows that the funds needed to build production plants globally, including in South Africa, are just a fraction of what it will cost to build a functioning green hydrogen economy.
Eskom remains at the heart of SA’s economic and fiscal challenges, as ongoing operational inefficiencies, financial instability, and structural vulnerabilities continue to pose significant risks.
Motorists in South Africa should prepare for delays as abnormal loads transport wind turbine components from Richards Bay to Mpumalanga, marking a significant advancement in the country's renewable energy initiatives.
Held in Dar Es Salaam, the summit brought together industry leaders, policymakers, and investors to explore strategies for leveraging Africa's vast natural resources in pursuit of sustainable economic growth.
Explore how Egypt is transforming its energy landscape through renewable resources, aiming for a sustainable future by 2030.
The world is moving in the right direction to create a new energy system, says IRENA Director-General, Francesco La Camera
US offshore wind has been roiled since last year by cancelled projects and contracts, suspended government auctions and a construction accident at the country’s first major commercial project.
Despite housing 17% of the global population, the continent receives less than 2% of worldwide renewable energy investments. Learn how industry leaders propose to bridge this gap and accelerate Africa's clean energy transition.
With plans for gas-to-power plants and an LNG import terminal, RBIDZ has emerged as a key player in the country's transition to cleaner power
South Africa's energy landscape is shifting dramatically as wind power emerges as a key player in the country's renewable energy transition. This article explores how Mpumalanga and the Eastern Cape are leading the charge, transforming from coal-dependent regions to renewable energy hubs.
Electricity Minister Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa said they received 4000 submissions on a review of the plan which was out for public consultation, of which 250 would be considered, as they made a “substantive contribution”.
Beefing up South Africa’s renewable energy sector is a major priority for the Electricity and Energy Minister, Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa.
In a bid to bolster South Africa’s renewable energy capacity, the DBSA and EIB are expanding their financial backing, increasing their commitment by nearly R4 billion to support small and medium-sized solar and wind projects.
With over 1,000 attendees, the Global African Hydrogen Summit witnessed crucial partnerships, including a €25 million (R491 million) grant from the EU to support Namibia's green hydrogen initiatives, aiming to lead Africa’s energy transition.
Matteo Brambilla: ceo of renewable energy company Red Rocket, has a dream to live in a world moved by the energy nature creates.
South Africa has avoided load-shedding for 160 days, thanks in part to wind energy. To maintain this stability, experts urge significant investment in wind power and transmission infrastructure.
It is critical that workers and communities within the coal value chain are not negatively impacted in South Africa’s decarbonisation pathway.
In his State of the Nation Address (Sona) earlier this year, President Cyril Ramaphosa said if properly managed, the energy transition would make electricity cheaper and more dependable, and improve the global competitiveness of local industry.
South Africa's wind industry is a beacon of hope for job creation, environmental sustainability, and economic growth amid rising unemployment.
Power audits are an essential step in Africa’s sustainability journey, providing companies with the tools and insights needed to optimise operations, reduce environmental impact and contribute to the continent’s sustainable development.
Seriti Green is making strides with the Ummbila Emoyeni wind farm project in Mpumalanga, theprovince’s first, advancing South Africa’s Just Energy transition.