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South Africa & the Green Economy
In this issue
Karoo shale gas resource has ignited both world interest and legal action by game farmers
Dec 1, 2011
Dec 1, 2011
Steve Lennon: Eager to shake off image of addiction to fossil fuels
Andrew England talks to the state utility’s climate change executive
Dec 1, 2011
The private sector: Slow progress in attracting independents
Siseko Njobeni explains why Eskom has been in the line of fire
Dec 1, 2011
Fracking: Karoo shale beds spark debate
Sue Blaine reports on the differences over whether to exploit vast supplies of gas
Dec 2, 2011
Gas: Quick but expensive fix to power shortages
The fuel finds it difficult to compete with the country’s cheap and abundant coal
Dec 1, 2011
Nuclear: Part of the solution – or the problem?
Commitment to atomic energy is confirmed in a R400bn project, reports Siseko Njobeni
Dec 1, 2011
Fazel Moosa: Government on track to turn renewable targets into reality
The challenge is to implement more expensive power production without burdening consumers and slowing growth
Dec 1, 2011
Wind: Local communities benefit from turbine projects
Simon Mundy discovers initiatives that take advantage of natural resources
Dec 1, 2011
Bioenergy: Food security proves a worry
Sarah Wild says the lack of a coherent strategy is hobbling the sector
Dec 1, 2011
The heat is on: Proposed solar power site could be the biggest in the world
The ferocity of the Northern Cape’s climate has given it a potentially lucrative status as the focal point for solar power, reports Simon Mundy
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