Solar project gets new name
Honouring the men and women who built the solar project, the name meaning ‘Trustworthy’ and ‘Dependable’ in the area’s vernacular Setswana, has...
Solar project gets new name
Role of hybrid energy in SA energy mix
Role of hybrid energy in SA energy mix
As South Africa continues on its journey to a greener economy, energy experts, who gathered at this year’s Windaba conference, predict that our...
Scholarship fund offers studying opportunities
Scholarship fund offers studying opportunities
With dreams of changing their communities through education, three students from within the Siyancuma Local Municipal area, are studying towards...
Conference addresses wind’s role in economy and climate change
Conference addresses wind’s role in economy and climate change
Chair of the South African Wind Energy Association (SAWEA), Mercia Grimbeek welcomed local and international wind energy industry members and...
Innovative loan agreement to fund biodiversity
Innovative loan agreement to fund biodiversity
BTE Renewables (BTE), which is an Actis company, alongside Craftskills Limited and The Nature Conservancy (TNC) have arranged a pioneering loan...
Helping vulnerable elderly citizens
Helping vulnerable elderly citizens
It’s been a long winter amidst the country’s third health pandemic wave, a time in which community elderly citizens remain the most vulnerable....
Highlights
Climate Studies
Stellenbosch University (SU) has officially launched its School for Climate Studies, the first of its kind in South Africa, in what promises to be a ground-breaking initiative in the battle against climate change. The School will create transdisciplinary capacity to combine the climate-related knowledge systems of SU’s faculties, the public sector’s climate policies and initiatives, the private sector’s climate redress and innovation capacities and the social impact mission of SU in both academic and applied ways – all in support of the transition to a climate-resilient society and a...