ENERGY EFFICIENCY
Our cities are high energy consumption nodes in the country. Indications are that without intervention, South African cities’ energy consumption is set to double in the next 20 or so years. This is a challenge, but also a vital opportunity for cities to shift to a more sustainable energy path. The first step is to meet our energy needs with the ‘best’ energy service available: energy efficiency. This includes thermally efficient buildings, efficient water heating and ventilation, efficient industrial motors, community awareness and behaviour changes, as well as new planning approaches to urban development.
Energy Efficiency
Our cities are high energy consumption nodes in the country. Indications are that without intervention, South African cities’ energy consumption is set to double in the next 20 or so years. This is a challenge, but also a vital opportunity for cities to shift to a more sustainable energy path. The first step is to meet our energy needs with the ‘best’ energy service available: energy efficiency. This includes thermally efficient buildings, efficient water heating and ventilation, efficient industrial motors, community awareness and behaviour changes, as well as new planning approaches to urban development.
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Cape Agulhas Municipality Case Study
Explore how Cape Agulhas Municipality approached driving sustainability and smart energy use by securing budgets for energy management systems
2 MBDownloadAmended Regulations for Energy Performance Certificates
The DMRE has gazetted changes to regulations that make it easier for owners to acquire EPCs. The updated regulations allow EPCs to be obtained by registered professionals – instead of
2 MBDownloadAmended Regulations for Energy Performance Certificates
The DMRE has gazetted changes to regulations that make it easier for owners to acquire EPCs. The updated regulations allow EPCs to be obtained by registered professionals – instead of
709KBDownloadTerms of Reference for Public Institutions to acquire EPCs
The DMRE has developed a template Terms of Reference to assist public institutions with acquiring a SANAS accredited service provider to obtain energy performance certificates
65KBDownloadMunicipal Energy Data Portal
SALGA and its stakeholders seek to establish the municipal billing /energy data portal. This will be an online web portal allowing municipalities to excess their Eskom account data in excel
293KBDownloadAmended Regulations for Energy Performance Certificates
The DMRE has extended the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) deadline to 7 December 2025. The amended regulations apply to both public and private buildings. The extension allows buildings owners more
121KBDownloadSANEDI’s Energy Efficient Lighting Assessment Tool
SANEDI’s Energy Efficient Lighting Assessment Tool application enables building owners to calculate potential electricity and monetary savings from EE lighting interventions. The tool is available on the web and can
DownloadSANEDI Energy Performance Certificate Guideline
SANEDI has developed a quick reference EPC guide to assist municipal accounting officers and private sector building owners to navigate the EPC space. The informative guide provides steps to attain
6 MBDownloadTemplate: Request for Proposals (RfP) for Energy Management training of Municipal facilities management staff
This RfP template can be used by South African municipalities to appoint service providers to train Facilities Management staff on energy management and energy efficiency.
31 KBDownloadEnergy Management Systems and Energy Performance Certificates for South African municipalities
An introductory video to the Energy Management Systems and Energy Performance Certificates for South African municipalities booklet. Additional resources: RFP EPC poster NEA Regulations
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