An Excel tool to calculate the biogas potential at individual waste water treatment plants. (SALGA, 2015)

This project is about the 20-year wheeling agreement which was signed between the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality and Amatola Green Power. To date 5000 MWh are wheeled each year from private renewable energy developers to willing buyers through the municipal network. (GIZ, SALGA & SEA, 2015)

This case study is about the pioneering Durban landfill gas to electricity project which has been an exercise in “learning by doing”; generating not only power but invaluable human expertise and capacity. (GIZ, SALGA & SEA, 2015)

This case study is about Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality’s development towards meeting its 10% renewable energy target by installing a 1MW landfill gas to electricity plant at the Simmer and Jack landfill site in Germiston. (GIZ, SALGA & SEA, 2015)

This document outlines the experiences and lessons learnt with regards to small-scale embedded generation (SSEG) within Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality. It covers costs and financing, barriers to implementation, suggestions for a way forward, and important aspects that other municipalities need to consider before allowing SSEG. (ICLEI, 2015)

These notes serve as background information to the presentation provided. (SALGA, 2015)

This case study showcases the City’s commitment to renewable energy. Using the biogas to energy project implemented at the Northern Works Waste Water Treatment plant, which produces electricity from biogas using co-generation (combined heat and power) gas engines. (GIZ, SALGA & SEA, 2015)

A brochure on the toolkit available (includes presentation, presentation notes and spreadsheet tool) to municipalities to assess their potential for biogas to energy. (SALGA, 2015)

This study conducted by GIZ and SALGA explores the potential for the development of viable anaerobic digestion projects at nine selected pilot municipalities. The report highlights the lessons learnt during the 9 scoping studies and summarises the findings for each of the 9 municipalities. (GIZ, SALGA, 2015)