RENEWABLE ENERGY
Renewable Energy
With reductions in renewable energy prices and increases in national power tariffs, municipalities are facing pressure to integrate options such as embedded rooftop solar PV or wind generators into their networks. Landfill and sewage methane for electricity generation are also potentially viable renewable energy options.
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AMEU SALGA: Contract for Embedded Generation
This is a template contract that clarifies the terms, conditions, rights and obligations of different parties regarding the connection of the customer’s Small-Scale Embedded Generation (SSEG) system to the Municipality electricity grid (SALGA & AMEU, 2017).
0.09MbDownloadGuidelines for Small Scale Embedded Generation in Stellenbosch Municipality
A guideline document on the application process to become an embedded generator in the Stellenbosch Municipality (2016).
0.12MbDownloadEmbedded Generation in Cape Town: Requirements for Application Process
This document gives guidance on the application process to be followed for the connection of all forms of small-scale sustainable embedded generation (like solar PV panels) to the City of Cape Town’s electricity network. The document includes step-by step application procedures. (City of Cape Town, 2016)
0.92MbDownloadSSEG Application Checklist (Internal)
This checklist is to guide the processing of applications within a municipality. It is a template for customization by municipalities (SEA, 2016).
0.57MbDownloadEmbedded Generation in Cape Town: Requirements for Application Process
This document gives guidance on the application process to be followed for the connection of all forms of small-scale sustainable embedded generation (like solar PV panels) to the City of Cape Town’s electricity network. The document includes step-by step application procedures. (City of Cape Town, 2016)
0.92MbDownloadEnergy Services: Market Intelligence Report 2016
This report covers green economy opportunities in the utility-scale energy services sector, aimed at green technology and services companies and investors that are currently active or interested in entering this sector in South Africa, and the Western Cape specifically. The report provides an overview of the market within the sector, including key players, legislation and regulation, opportunities and challenges, important developments and achievements. (GreenCape, 2016)
1.62MbDownloadREIPPPP Review 2016: a Critique of the Process of Socio-Economic Benefits Implementation
This review critically examines the current Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme (REI4P) model of socio-economic development implementation. More specifically, it asks whether the REI4P is creating decent full-time jobs to its maximum potential, delivering services to those affected communities, and empowering communities to identify and implement opportunities beyond the renewable energy projects. (McDaid, 2016
1.26mbDownloadMunicipal Landfill Gas to Electricity Concept and Summary of Lessons Learnt
This factsheet aims at summarising the data available for three landfill gas to electricity projects in Ekurhuleni, Johannesburg and eThekwini; drawing some generic lessons learnt that could be valuable for other municipalities willing to explore similar opportunities. (GIZ, SALGA & SEA, 2016)
2.61MbDownloadLocal Economic Benefits in the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme
This is information package for local government on the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producers Procurement Programme. (GIZ & SALGA, 2016)
1.57mbDownloadApplication to become an Embedded Generator in Stellenbosch (Stellenbosch)
Self generation application form for the Stellenbosch Municipality (2016).
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