CSIR’s Monique le Roux: SA’s loadshedding solution in abundant gas, renewables – execution required
Monique le Roux emphasises the importance of gas but the government’s lack of leadership and policy direction is a big obstacle.
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The Simon Abundance Index: Debunking the myth of resource depletion and ‘peak oil’ – Ivo Vegter
Vegter challenges the idea that human activity on Earth is unsustainable due to the belief that we are running out of resources.
BNC#5 – Cy Jacobs Q&A: Our stock market is not a reflection of SA – massive opportunity out there
Cy Jacobs’ BNC#5 Q&A – the massive opportunity in renewables, who wants a piece of Transnet and caution in energy crisis.
Details on the tax benefits for investing in renewables – Budget 2023
The incentives, worth an estimated R9bn, will enable businesses to write back a full 125% of the cost of an investment in renewables.
How are renewables being received? COP27
COP27 could unlock the rise of renewables globally if leaders are able to strengthen their commitment to phase out fossil fuels.
SA energy crisis demands an end to ‘bourgeois greens’ concerns
It may be a faint hope, but there are signs of realty creeping into the debate over energy sources. We can only wait and see.
Solar energy firm Voltalia partners with Richards Bay Minerals
Richards Bay Minerals will be supplied with renewable solar power under an agreement with energy company Voltalia and local BEE partners.
Anglo signs memorandum for green power in SA
Anglo American and Electricite de France SA have agreed to form jointly owned Envusa Energy to develop wind and solar projects in SA.
In-depth with Mike Brown, SA’s longest serving bank CEO: Nedbank, digital revolution, renewables, fintechs, greylisting and crypto
In this in-depth podcast, Nedbank CEO Mike Brown tries (unsuccessfully) to hide his irritation at the slow pace of SA’s economic reform.
Climate change – how not to be the change you advocate for 
It’s fine to be woke on climate change, but “not in my backyard,” seems to be the lived consensus among developed nations.