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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.
Eskom’s interest cost forecast for 2023 looks pretty damning – exceeding that of the nine top South African companies combined.
The way Rob Hersov sees it, SA has gas reserves that would transform the energy situation and directly create over a million new jobs.
Loadshedding has been at an all time high since it first began as far back as December 2007. What this indicates is an unwillingness by leaders at the highest level to understand and respond to challenges facing the local energy and electricity sectors.
The outspoken billionaire writes that the country is potentially well endowed with oil and gas which offers much opportunity for development.
South Africa could soon become the world’s eighth country to produce the highly sought-after helium.
Billionaire believes that South Africa need not concentrate on renewable energy, but rather on the upgrading of existing coal-fired power plants.
Recently discovered shale gas reserves in South Africa are being considered as a potential new energy source to provide more affordable energy.
A Sunday Times report uncovered two towns in remote areas of the Northern Cape that had never experienced loadshedding.
Dr John Christy, Alabama’s state climatologist, provides data-substantiated clarity on a host of issues, further refuting the climate crisis narrative.
It has been revealed that Eskom is paying up to ten times more for services and basic goods like milk and toilet paper.