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Wheeling Discussion Paper: A Guide for Municipal Electricity Distributors

Is 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)

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Municipal Energy Management Tool for Baseline Assessments

An Excel-based Municipal Energy Management Systems tool to assist municipalities with mapping their own energy consumption. The tool is developed around the DMRE’s EEDSM energy audit template. A ‘How To Guide’ accompanies the tool. (GIZ & SALGA, 2020).

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Strategies to increase the deployment of distributed renewables in Sub-Saharan African cities

Strategies to increase the deployment of distributed renewables in Sub-Saharan African cities This guide aims to help city governments in Sub-Saharan Africa to implement policies and actions that will increase the use of distributed renewables across their jurisdictions. It highlights the barriers to deploying distributed renewables and offers strategies to overcome these barriers, supported by case studies showcasing successful initiatives. (C40 and SEA, 2020)

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A Renewable Energy Roadmap for African Cities

The aim of this guide is to assist Cities to develop a renewable energy roadmap, which incorporates renewable energy into the energy mix over time and ensures the collaboration of stakeholders and coordination of investments. It draws upon the experience of Sub-Saharan African cities in understanding energy demand and the learnings of eThekwini Municipality, which recently developed a Renewable Energy Roadmap. (C40 and SEA, 2020)

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New Building Emissions Model

The model calculates electricity consumption and electricity-related emissions from buildings in the residential and commercial sectors for different policy scenarios (business as usual, SANS and local by-laws), based on information entered in the Inputs sheet (SEA, 2019).

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SAGEN: Energy Efficiency

Promoting energy-efficient technologies: Generating biogas from the digestion of municipal wastewater sludge (GIZ, 2019)

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