One of the biggest difficulties the sector faces is securing permits and licences crucial for project commencement
The electricity minister said the turnaround should be celebrated, and had nothing to do with next month’s elections
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The Life After Coal campaign has argued that carbon capture technology requires burning more coal, increasing greenhouse gas emissions and other harmful chemicals
Some residents in Soweto and Brixton have asked the City of Johannesburg to leave their areas on the network for health reasons
Former EFF provincial leader Jossey Buthane said the top brass were trying to lead via ‘emails and phones’ instead of being on the ground
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Sanedi chief executive Titus Mathe says the draft is workable in its current form
Minister of electricity Kgosientsho Ramokgopa said wind energy has a big role to play during winter
Public and private partnerships need to be embraced to ensure that the building and housing sector deals with the challenges of climate change
Water scarcity has rendered hydropower impractical, shifting focus to coal and nuclear energy
The Major Air Polluters in Africa report has found that two of the world’s 10-largest sulphur dioxide emission hotspots are in SA
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