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At ON THE MIX we are engineering contractors with interests in Earthworks, Civil engineering, electro-mechanical engineering and renewable energy(service and installation).

Utilities scale developer

Iberdrola Renewables is the renewable energy arm of Iberdrola – one of the world’s largest electric utilities. Iberdrola Renewables is in charge of developing and managing the group’s renewable energy assets: onshore and offshore wind, hydro, small hydro, photovoltaic, biomass and other new energy sources. Iberdrola has the world’s largest renewable asset base and is a global leader in wind power production.

AltGen has established itself as the leader in renewable energy advisory and consulting employment services.
Renewable energy, sustainability and people make up the very core of the company. Since the development of the renewable energy market in South Africa, the AltGen team have actively recruited and deployed the best skills in the industry throughout Africa – from wind technicians right through to CEO’s. With offices in South Africa, Kenya and Mauritius AltGen can easily deploy projects and assist clients throughout Africa and beyond. AltGen’s offering provides complimentary services which cover the three stages of job creation in the energy and sustainability space, this enables us to provide trusted market insight and world class support to each of our clients. Our team is made up of passionate individuals who have found a home in affecting change through people.

AltGen’s specialised services include:
CONSULTING: quality research and advisory – working in various disciplines, underwriting and enabling sustainable development practice.
HR SERVICES AND RECRUITMENT: An end-to-end full-service Recruitment and Executive Search solutions provider that specialises in sourcing and placing the very best talent with reputable employers.
To view AltGen’s company brochure click on the url below, or visit our website at https://www.altgen.com.

Brochure: https://altgen.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/181109-AltGen-Brochure.pdf

Khobab Wind Farm achieved its Commercial Operations Date on schedule and on budget, as part of the third round of the South African government’s Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme. Khobab Wind Farm received support from the local municipality and surrounding communities during the construction phase and into operations. A number of economic development projects, aimed at contributing to sustainable community growth through financial and non-financial community development involvement. During the operations, a monetary commitment has been made to specifically developing enterprises and improving the socio-economic welfare of the community for 20 years.
Situated in the Hantam Municipal Area, 60km north of Loeriesfontein in the Northern Cape, Khobab Wind Farm spans 3,453 hectares of agricultural land and comprises sixty-one 99m-high wind turbines. The site was chosen because of its excellent wind resource, its proximity to national roads for wind turbine transportation, the favourable construction conditions, municipality and local stakeholder support, the straightforward electrical connection into the Eskom grid, and studies showed that there would be little environmental impact.
When operating at full capacity, the 140MW Khobab Wind Farm generates around 563,500 MWh/year of clean renewable energy per year and is expected to supply electricity to power up to 120 000 South African homes.
Khobab Wind Farm eliminates approximately 550,000 tonnes of carbon emissions each year when compared to traditional fossil fuel power plants. In addition to zero carbon emissions and reduced use of fossil fuels, the country will benefit from minimal water consumption during the generation process and significant social and enterprise development programmes.

Noupoort Wind Farm has achieved its Commercial Operations Date (COD) on schedule and on budget, making it the first wind farm to successfully achieve operation as part of the third round of the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme.
Noupoort Wind Farm has received resounding support from the local municipality and the surrounding communities throughout the construction phase and into operations. A number of economic development projects, which include Capacity Building for existing and prospective entrepreneurs; and local maths and science development programmes that incorporate science and computer labs as well as local Wi-Fi infrastructure are being implemented.
Situated in the Umsobomvu Municipal Area, 10km east of Noupoort in the Northern Cape, Noupoort Wind Farm spans 7500 hectares and comprises thirty five 99m-high wind turbines. The site was chosen because of its excellent wind resource, its proximity to national roads for wind turbine transportation, the favourable construction conditions, municipality and local stakeholder support, the straightforward electrical connection into the Eskom grid, and studies showed that there would be little environmental impact.
When operating at full capacity, the 80MW Noupoort Wind Farm generates around 304 800MWh of clean renewable energy per year and is expected to supply electricity to power up to 69 000 South African homes.
Noupoort Wind Farm eliminates approximately 300 000 tonnes of carbon emissions each year when compared to traditional fossil fuel power plants. In addition to zero carbon emissions and reduced use of fossil fuels, the country will benefit from minimal water consumption during the generation process and significant social and enterprise development programmes.

Loeriesfontein Wind Farm achieved its Commercial Operations Date on schedule and on budget, as part of the third round of the South African government’s Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme. Loeriesfontein Wind Farm received support from the local municipality and surrounding communities during the construction phase and into operations. A number of economic development projects, aimed at contributing to sustainable community growth through financial and non-financial community development involvement. During the operations, a monetary commitment has been made to specifically developing enterprises and improving the socio-economic welfare of the community for 20 years.
Situated in the Hantam Municipal Area, 60km north of Loeriesfontein in the Northern Cape, Loeriesfontein Wind Farm spans 3,453 hectares of agricultural land and comprises sixty-one 99m-high wind turbines. The site was chosen because of its excellent wind resource, its proximity to national roads for wind turbine transportation, the favourable construction conditions, municipality and local stakeholder support, the straightforward electrical connection into the Eskom grid, and studies showed that there would be little environmental impact.
When operating at full capacity, the 140MW Loeriesfontein Wind Farm generates around 563,500 MWh/year of clean renewable energy per year and is expected to supply electricity to power up to 120 000 South African homes.
Loeriesfontein Wind Farm eliminates approximately 550,000 tonnes of carbon emissions each year when compared to traditional fossil fuel power plants. In addition to zero carbon emissions and reduced use of fossil fuels, the country will benefit from minimal water consumption during the generation process and significant social and enterprise development programmes.

IPP – installed capacity of 73,8MW with 41 Vestas V100 turbines, each generating 1,8MW – amounting to an expected generation of 221,400 MHh annually

ArcVera Renewables leads their renewable energy clients to confident decisions and maximum advantage by delivering accurate and trustworthy insights backed by advanced technical expertise and decades of global experience. ArcVera Renewables provides high-quality technical services for wind and solar energy across the project-lifecycle. Our team of atmospheric scientists, data analysts, and engineers are known for their expertise, precision, and reliability

The REH Group focuses on the development, construction and operation of green-field and refurbished independent power plants (IPPs) in the range of 5MW to 50 MW across Southern Africa.

It has successfully developed the 3MW Sol Plaatje and the 4MW Merino Hydro power plants under the Bethlehem Hydro IPP, the first green field hydro to be built in South Africa since the mid-1980s, and the 4.5MW Stortemelk project, which was one of the first two hydro projects under the South African government’s Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement (REIPPP) Programme. Combined with the new projects we are currently developing, our track record places REH as the foremost developer and long-term investor in the hydropower sector in Southern Africa.

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