Renewable Energy Explained
Solar, wind, hydroelectric, biomass, and geothermal power can provide energy without the planet-warming effects of fossil fuels. Read more: https://www.nationalgeographic.org/article/renewable-energy-explained/
Water and Sanitation budget prioritizes services
Part of press release by the Department of Water and Sanitation : Minister Senzo Mchunu reiterated his commitment to continue supporting municipalities with two conditional grants, namely, Regional Bulk Infrastructure…
Interesting insight into nuclear energy
If you want to scare pigeons, throw in a cat! Nuclear seems like a cat among healthy, growing pigeons (renewable energy set to be coming on stream to boost rainbow…
NamPower shrugs off claims it’s broke
NamPower is not broke – Haulofu NamPower says its sustainability is not dependent on the current pursuit to recover N$1.5 billion owed by clients. The national utility’s Managing Director Kahenge…
PCC PROVIDES FINAL APPRAISAL AND RECOMMENDATIONS ON SOUTH AFRICA’S JET-IP
In November last year, President Ramaphosa unveiled South Africa’s 5-year Just Energy Transition Investment Plan (JET-IP) and requested the Commission to consult stakeholders on the plan and provide feedback on…
Cape Town residents earn second spot in City Nature Challenge winner categories.
Cape Town achieved second place among 482 cities in the number of observations recorded, and fourth place in the number of species recorded categories during the recent City Nature Challenge.…
Nelson Mandela Bay dam levels still low
The dam levels are critically low despite the recent localized floods. Major dam levels increased by a mere +0,5%. Further details on the dam levels will be provided once the…
Cape Town residents earn second spot in City Nature Challenge winner categories.
Cape Town achieved second place among 482 cities in the number of observations recorded, and fourth place in the number of species recorded categories during the recent City Nature Challenge.…
Nelson Mandela Bay dam levels still low despite heavy rains over the weekend
The dam levels are critically low despite the recent floods. Major dam levels increased by a mere +0,5%. Further details on the dam levels will be provided once the runoff…
The City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Directorate’s R108 million Water Meter Replacement Programme
The City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Directorate’s R108 million Water Meter Replacement Programme is on track to help ensure that residents continue to have devices that provide accurate…