Why switching to energy-efficient appliances might not save you money

Ashley Lechman|Published

As electricity costs soar, understanding the intricate balance between appliance efficiency and effective energy management is crucial for South African households. ...

Eskom's tariff hike intensifies cost pressures for South African businesses

Ashley Lechman|Published

With Eskom's tariff hikes looming, South African businesses face a compounded cost shock that could reshape operational strategies. Find out how companies can adapt ...

Transforming data centres: The rise of sustainable liquid cooling for AI

Steven Santini|Published

Discover how the rapid rise of AI is driving unprecedented energy demands in data centres, and learn about the transformative potential of sustainable liquid cooling ...

Energy Council model highlighted as blueprint for future transport reforms in South Africa

Ashley Lechman|Published

Amidst South Africa's ongoing journey towards economic reform, the recognition of the Energy Council model sheds light on the significance of collaboration, underscoring ...

Not yet Uhuru: the forgotten communities of South Africa’s Just Transition

Andile Mlambo|Published

Reflecting on Human Rights Day, we must confront the harsh realities faced by South Africa's most vulnerable communities in the face of climate change. This article ...

Why South Africa must embrace electrification to reduce fuel dependency

Thomas Garner|Published

How can South Africa secure its energy future amid global volatility? This article explores the urgent need for electrification and independence from imported fuels. ...

Practical tips to tackle rising fuel costs

Ashley Lechman|Published

With fuel prices set to rise significantly in South Africa this April, motorists face increased financial strain. Discover practical tips from experts to help manage ...

Protecting South Africa's vital water sources during national water week

Ashley Lechman|Published

As South Africa marks National Water Week, discover how innovative partnerships in KwaZulu-Natal are safeguarding vital water resources and promoting community resilience. ...

Green hydrogen: An opportunity or a fresh breath in the energy transition

Bridgette Setshedi|Published

Discover how green hydrogen is emerging as a pivotal technology in South Africa's energy transition, offering new opportunities for economic revitalisation and climate ...

From monopoly to marketplace, how South Africa’s electricity sector is evolving

Ashley Lechman|Published

A major shift in South Africa’s electricity sector is creating new opportunities for businesses and consumers alike.

SAPVIA applauds infrastructure focus in 2026 Budget, urges for solar PV support

Ashley Lechman|Published

In a transformative moment for South Africa’s energy future, the SAPVIA’s enthusiastic response to the 2026 Budget underlines the urgent need for infrastructure ...

Severe weather hampers Eskom restoration efforts nationwide

Ashley Lechman|Published

Severe weather conditions have struck South Africa during the festive season, significantly affecting Eskom’s infrastructure. With restoration efforts ongoing, the ...

Eskom's power system stabilises ahead of holiday demand

Ashley Lechman|Published

With the holiday season fast approaching, Eskom's recent performance updates provide a hopeful outlook for South Africans concerned about power supply. Can this ...

How solar energy is shaping the future of mining in Namibia

Julien Karambua|Published

At a national level, Namibia could explore creating a dedicated renewable energy fund or a guaranteed scheme to de-risk solar investments linked to strategic sectors ...

Why local manufacturing, maintenance and support are key to the success of South Africa’s energy future

Mervyn Naidoo|Published

Although new renewable generation capacity is being developed, the current transmission infrastructure may not fully support the connection of these sources to the ...

Behind the grid: workforce solutions for power plant reliability

Jacques Maritz|Published

The national grid often operates at or near capacity, meaning that even small unplanned outages can have consequences that ripple across industries and households ...

Eskom pivots towards renewable energy with new solar power procurement initiative

Banele Ginindza|Published

Eskom announces its first Renewable Energy Offtake Programme, inviting bids for 291MW of solar capacity as part of its strategy to transition towards a sustainable ...

Eskom moves forward with Duynefontein nuclear power project amidst environmental concerns

Banele Ginindza|Published

Eskom has announced plans to deploy Large Conventional Nuclear Power Reactor units at the Duynefontein Nuclear Plant, following regulatory approvals. This move comes ...

Ramakgopa urges Eskom to withdraw court challenge on electricity trading licences

Banele Ginindza|Published

This appeal comes as Ramokgopa emphasised the need for a regulatory environment that fosters competition rather than legal disputes.