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Renewable Energy - North Gauteng High Court

Renewable Energy - North Gauteng High Co...

The North Gauteng High Court on Thursday ruled against the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa Numsa and civic group Transform RSA’s urgent application to stop State-owned Eskom from signing contracts with private renewable energy projects.Numsa had asked the court to block the signing of 27 power purchase agreements PPAs with independent power producers IPPs until the court heard an application by the Coal Transporters’ Forum, which argues that a switch to renewable energy from coal-fired electricity will lead to job losses in linked sector. However, the court ruled that the application was not urgent and that it should be set aside. South African Wind Energy Association SAWEA...

The North Gauteng High Court on Thursday ruled against the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa Numsa and civic group Transform RSA’s urgent application to stop State-owned Eskom from signing contracts with private renewable energy...

The North Gauteng High Court on Thursday ruled against the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa Numsa and civic group Transform RSA’s...

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Legal challenge a hurdle, but 'not end of the road' for renewables

Legal challenge a hurdle, but 'not end o...

The excitement associated with Energy Minister Jeff Radebe’s move to end two years of confidence-sapping uncertainty in South Africa’s independent power producer IPP market, turned to frustration on Tuesday when the signing of agreements for 27 renewable-energy projects was voluntarily delayed by government following a legal challenge.The legal objection arose from an unlikely partnership between National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa Numsa and Transform RSA, which approached the court to prevent power utility Eskom from concluding power purchase agreements PPAs with the IPPs on March 13 as planned. Hitherto, Numsa and Transform RSA have been on opposing ends of the political...

The excitement associated with Energy Minister Jeff Radebe’s move to end two years of confidence-sapping uncertainty in South Africa’s independent power producer IPP market, turned to frustration on Tuesday when the signing of agreements for 27...

The excitement associated with Energy Minister Jeff Radebe’s move to end two years of confidence-sapping uncertainty in South Africa’s independent...

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South Africa: Date set for PPA signing, economic benefits highlighted

South Africa: Date set for PPA signing, ...

South African Government has set a date of March 13 for the signing of 27 outstanding PPAs for solar and wind. It emphasized the economic benefits of the contracts, which are set to spur new energy investment of around US 4.7 billion and over 60,000 jobs. Radebe estimates that 61,600 jobs will be created on the back of the projects, of which 95% will go to the local population. An end, finally, appears to be in sight to the South African PPA saga, which has been ongoing since 2015. Newly appointed Energy Minister, Jeff Radebe announced that all 27 power purchase agreements PPAs will be signed next Tuesday, March 13. Government ministers and energy utility, Eskom will be present. Overall,...

South African Government has set a date of March 13 for the signing of 27 outstanding PPAs for solar and wind. It emphasized the economic benefits of the contracts, which are set to spur new energy investment of around US 4.7 billion and over 60,000...

South African Government has set a date of March 13 for the signing of 27 outstanding PPAs for solar and wind. It emphasized the economic benefits of...

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Infrastructure and cities development vital to support growth, says new RICS President

Infrastructure and cities development vi...

With over 40 years’ experience in the industry and a founding partner of Hemson Consulting Ltd, an advisory firm specialising in planning policy, municipal finance and related issues, Hughes is the first RICS President based in Canada.“We must develop more commercially innovative approaches to delivering projects that are affordable and on time,” says Hughes. “To meet this challenge the shortage of skills and capacity must be addressed together with the rights of land owners, and others who are affected by projects. RICS has a public interest perspective and provides international standards that increase transparency which, together, can help to balance the needs of different groups.”In...

With over 40 years’ experience in the industry and a founding partner of Hemson Consulting Ltd, an advisory firm specialising in planning policy, municipal finance and related issues, Hughes is the first RICS President based in Canada.“We must...

With over 40 years’ experience in the industry and a founding partner of Hemson Consulting Ltd, an advisory firm specialising in planning policy,...

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