The Eastern Cape Department of Economic Development, Environmental Affairs and Tourism (DEDEAT) hosted a green hydrogen workshop in collaboration with Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH yesterday. Speaking about…
The State of Climate Action Report, documents impacts of climate change to South Africa. The report was launched by the Presidential Climate Commission (PCC) last week, to coincide with the…
South Africans have expressed relief and excitement at the recently signed Climate Change Act No.2 of 2024. On Tuesday, President Cyril Ramaphosa signed the Climate Change Bill, which sets out…
Masisebenze Secondary in Thembisa, is one of the schools on the Gauteng Department of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment (GDARDE)’s Climate Change School Awareness Programme. The Programme in partnership with…
If the Integrated Resource Plan is implemented, coal decommissioned by 2030, is meant to amount to about 33, 364 MW. According to the old Integrated Resource Plan,total installed capacity of…
While the United Kingdom and Norway, have the world’s leading floating wind industry, a study completed in 2024, found there is great potential right here in South Africa. The Western…
South Africa holds a significant responsibility in managing environmental impact, particularly concerning mercury emissions, as the most industrialized country in Africa, this is according to Narend Singh, Deputy Minister of…
The Grootspruit Solar Project, was launched this week in Allanridge, Matjhabeng. It is a R1.4 billion solar initiative, with a substation designed to ensure the Loop-In-Loop-Out (LILO) overhead line connects…
Each unit of alternative sanitation to be implemented by the George Municipality, wastendered at an amount of about R18 727.75 VAT included per unit.An additional amount of R125 VAT Included,…
The George Municipality wants the Western Cape Provincial Infrastructure Department, to fund the installation of alternative sanitation solutions (900 units) in informal settlements. In a statement, the George Municipality said…
