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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.
A few days ago, Eskom told us that stage six power cuts were to last indefinitely, foreshadowing an inevitably cold winter amidst blackouts.
In a fascinating interview with Greenpeace co-founder Dr Patrick Moore, he details why he left the organisation and discusses his views on climate change, CO2 and more.
The collapse of SA’s criminal justice system poses a greater threat to the country than the disintegration of the national power grid.
DA’s James Lorimer believes SA is on the cusp of hitting a natural resources jackpot transformative as the discovery of diamonds in 1867
De Ruyter and Electricity Minister disagree on the extent to which corruption has contributed to Eskom’s poor performance.
The global plans to assist developing countries in going green is floundering – South Africa’s coal plants remain open and setbacks persist.
Energy expert Clyde Mallinson warns that SA could face stage 11 loadshedding during winter unless Eskom improves power station performance.
The SA government has discussed slowing down the decommissioning of old coal-fired power stations due to a severe electricity shortage.
Dr Richard Lindzen’s assessment of the various elements paraded as scientific evidence of a climate catastrophe is remarkably sensible.
According to experts, going off-grid in South Africa may cost two to three times more than a grid-tied solar and backup system – here’s how much.