George RE Policy Framework
Jun 2022
Presentation done by George Local Municipality on their Renewable Energy Policy Framework.
695KBDownload
Presentation done by George Local Municipality on their Renewable Energy Policy Framework.
695KBDownloadPresentation done by the City of Ekurhuleni on their IPP Power Procurement Programme,
852KBDownloadA presentation done by the City of Cape Town on their Climate Change
4MBDownloadThe presentation done by the City of Tshwane on their #Tshwane Ya Tima
544KBDownloadThis thought-provoking video describes the state of South Africa’s cities including energy, transport
42mbDownloadThis report reviews municipal PPPs and identifies challenges inhibiting its uptake in South
2 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 paper provides an overarching overview and analysis of the innovations within energy service delivery in 7 of South Africa’s key urban centres, notably its metros and secondary cities, where majority of South Africa’s population reside. The paper broadly assesses the extent of change underway that may have contributed to innovation in the urban energy systems taking place, the challenges affecting implementation that need to be addressed going forward and the possible contributions of the innovations to greening the South African economy (Reddy and Wolpe, 2018).
6.43MbDownloadThis Policy brief makes the case for policy opportunities in using off-grid solar electricity technology – specifically Solar Home Systems – as part of an impactful, cost-effective, non-wasteful, but temporary investment in free basic energy delivery to eligible indigent residents of urban informal settlements. (SEA, 2018)
0.4MbDownloadAssesses the potential for Small-Scale Embedded Generation (SSEG) rollout in the mid- and low-income household sector in South Africa, and provides recommendations on feasible approaches in this regard considering household financial feasibility, municipal revenue impact, as well as impact on social goals. Note: more detailed slides and a spreadsheet model used to perform the financial feasibility analyses are available on request. (Funded by GIZ, undertaken by Urban Econ, Sustainable Energy Africa, and Sustainability Institute Innovation Lab, 2018).
0.41Mb)Download