How much time is left to address the climate emergency? COP27
Having attended COP27 in Durban in 2011, Portia Bangerezako is aware that we don’t have much time left to address the climate emergency.
Breaking news and analyst commentary on the ever-changing energy sector in South Africa. Including conventional and renewable energy sectors and the latest energy producing and storing technologies.
Having attended COP27 in Durban in 2011, Portia Bangerezako is aware that we don’t have much time left to address the climate emergency.
Nedbank’s Zhann Meyer believes banks cannot only be good weather partners to our farmers, they need to run with them throughout the cycle.
Green Building Finance is critical to the successful decarbonisation of South Africa’s building environment. Nedbank shares some details.
It’s been good to see that political will and the narrative around us continues but we need more. We need greater ambition, more finance, says WWF.
John Hudson joins us to talk about how farmers must adapt in the face of the climate emergency. Ultimately, they need to produce more with less.
Minister Barbara Creecy doesn’t want to see developed nations back pedalling on the ambitious mitigation targets they tabled at COP26.
SA is about to embark on a massive and risky state-led plan to change from a fossil fuel-based economy to one based on renewable energy.
The Green Infrastructure in Africa is an initiative to help scale and accelerate financing for green infrastructure projects across the continent.
Imperial understands that in order to become a purpose driven organisation, the company must prioritise people, the planet and profit.
European leaders at COP27 have agreed to donate $8.5 billion to help South Africa to decarbonise its economy.