To what extent can power purchase agreements help improve the overall availability of supply?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | Brian Molefe, Group CEO, Eskom: Interview from The Report: South Africa 2016
Articles & Analysis | Increased focus on tapping renewable sources in South Africa to combat load shedding from The Report: South Africa 2016
In April 2015 the minister of energy, Tina Joemat-Pettersson, announced 13 winning bids for the fourth round of the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement (REIPPP) programme. The programme was established in 2011 to combat load-shedding, diversify the energy mix, curb emissions and encourage greater private participation in...
Articles & Analysis | Various initiatives helping to build up South Africa's energy supply from The Report: South Africa 2016
With the most energy-intensive economy on the continent, South Africa has undergone a spate of load-shedding in recent years as demand continues to outstrip supply. However, while faltering output and under-maintained infrastructure have had an adverse effect on the country’s economic performance, a range of government initiatives, notably the...
Interviews & Viewpoints | Mark Lamberti, CEO, Imperial Holdings: Interview from The Report: South Africa 2016
Which infrastructure corridors offer most potential for boosting regional cross-border activity?
Articles & Analysis | Growing number of carriers joining South Africa's aviation market from The Report: South Africa 2016
Following the liberalisation of the aviation industry in 1991, the survival rate of new entrant domestic airlines has been low. Two new entrants launched services in South Africa – a trend that is set to continue as new start-ups seek to capture a share of the air passenger growth that is predicted to grow over 5% annually up until 2032....
Articles & Analysis | South Africa's transport infrastructure receiving significant boost in investment from The Report: South Africa 2016
One of the world’s more open economies, South Africa’s commercial activity and economic performance is strongly linked to its ability to move goods into, within and out of its borders.