This application form is to be filled in by customers / installers wishing to connect all forms of SSEG to the municipal grid. It applies to residential, commercial or industrial customers. It includes customer and site details, as well as SSEG system information necessary to assess the proposed system (Feb, 2021).
0.2MbDownloadThis document describes how municipal distributors can adjust to a future where SSEG
5 MBDownloadThis 4th edition of the Report features 20 of South Africa’s most energy intensive cities and towns and tracks energy use in cities since 2007, presenting emerging trends in energy efficiency and renewable energy uptake, and examines the governance of transition. (SEA, 2020).
20.42mbDownloadThis video explains what small-scale embedded generation (SSEG) is, how the technology works,
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2 MBDownloadCost of Supply Framework workshop notes (NERSA and SALGA, 2020).
236DownloadPresentation made the cost of supply workshop on financial indicators (NERSA, 2020).
561DownloadPresentation made at the Cost of supply workshop to municipalities (NERSA, 2020).
871DownloadIs a third party trader of power purely a middleman, or could they be seen as aggregators that pool small generation capacity, particularly renewable power, into an economically valuable proposition? Local government (and their distribution utilities) increasingly have reason to publish wheeling tariff structures and enter into wheeling agreements with third parties. (SEA, 2020)
0.86MbDownloadDocument providing details of approved inverters and equipment in terms of NRS 097-2-1-2010 and 2017 for the City of Cape Town.
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