February 28, 2020
En dus kom beurtkrag terug
Jan Oberholzer – hoofbedryfsbeampte van Eskom & Mercia Grimbeek – Chair, SAWEA
SOURCE: https://www.moneyweb.co.za/moneyweb-radio/en-dus-kom-beurtkrag-terug/
SAWEA News
December 12, 2019
Wind power as an alternative source of energy
THE VOICE OF THE CAPE | DRIVETIME
As we wade deeper into the Eskom crisis, energy experts continue to push more alternative forms of power supply. One of the areas of interest that has come up is wind power and how that can meet the demands of electricity supply in South Africa. Joining us on the show this afternoon is Ntombi-futhi Ntuli, CEO of the South African Wind Energy Association
December 11, 2019
SAWEA calls for release of wind power into the national grid
December 11, 2019
Wind power could help solve SA’s energy crisis
December 11, 2019
Wednesday Panel-Independent Power Producers-IPP’s
November 11, 2019
South Africa: Local content to boost wind energy capacity
The South African Wind Energy Association (SAWEA) estimates that South Africa will need to produce roughly 640 wind turbines each year until 2029 to meet the energy goals outlined in the country’s Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) announced last month.READ MORE
November 6, 2019
SA Wind Energy Association says more turbines are needed
November 5, 2019
SA needs 5 000 new wind turbines – and time is tight
South African will need to construct some 5 000 new large wind turbines by 2030 for the country to achieve the renewable energy goals included in the government’s electricity generation masterplan.READ MORE
October 29, 2019
SAWEA speaks on Minister Gordhans’ Roadmap for Eskom
October 23, 2019
Wind Transforms SA’s Economy
Besides generating much-needed clean and affordable electricity, wind energy has the power to unlock economic growth in Africa, give a new impulse to the continent’s under-performing manufacturing sector. This and developing an energy storage industry can develop and transform economies and create millions of direct and indirect jobs.
