Sets out what the municipality requires in terms of SSEG to be connected to their networks, including what is and is not allowed, the standards and specifications to be complied with, and the application process to be followed. SSEG installers and prospective customers should familiarise themselves with this document prior to submitting applications (Feb, 2021).
1.3MbDownloadThis 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).
0.2MbDownloadAn easy-to-read article providing an overview of the SANS204 energy standard on energy efficiency in buildings. (Barker, M.)
0.45MbDownloadDocument providing details of approved inverters and equipment in terms of NRS 097-2-1-2010 and 2017 for the City of Cape Town.
1.92MbDownloadOn the 8th of June 2018, the Department of Environmental Affairs published the Climate Change Bill for comment. This document provides comments on the Bill by Sustainable Energy Africa (Sustainable Energy Africa, 2018).
0.47mbDownloadThe Act provides a framework for spatial planning and land use management monitoring, co-ordination and review, and its policies, principles, norms and standards. It aims to address past spatial and regulatory imbalances, whilst providing for inclusive developmental, equitable and efficient spatial planning. (Government of South Africa, 2013)
0.3MbDownloadThis note identifies the legal issues related to the promotion of SSEG, explores the legal uncertainties that need to be clarified in this work and suggests a set of way forward and actions necessary to achieve the legal certainty needed to roll out SSEG at scale in South African municipalities (Pegasys, 2018).
0.72MbDownloadThis 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)
0.4MbDownloadThis is LG and SALGA submission report to the IRP in 2017 (SALGA, 2017).
0.05mbDownloadThis is LG and SALGA submission report to the IRP in 2017 (SALGA, 2017).
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