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High voltage battery energy storage systems will become a regular feature in property development. Source: Revov

Microgrids dominate battery trends in 2025

7 Jan 2025

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Infrastructure takes centre stage in SA’s 2025 infrastructure priorities

Lindsey Schutters 6 Jan 2025

Local manufacturing can solve infrastructure crisis

Local manufacturing can solve infrastructure crisis

Mervyn Naidoo 27 Dec 2024

Source: Anoop Hariparsad, digital energy business unit leader for Anglophone Africa at Schneider Electric.

Microgrids in buildings are crucial to pioneering the future of energy management

Anoop Hariparsad 23 Dec 2024

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SAICE inaugurates 2025 president, on path to net zero

20 Dec 2024

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Joburg water supply expected to be fully restored in time for Christmas

19 Dec 2024

DPSA Provincial Treasurer, Redewaan Ederies, DPSA Provincial Chairperson, Bongani Yamba, Provincial Minister of Infrastructure, Tertuis Simmers, and DPSA Programme Manager, Nyameko Mpulu.

WCG and DPSA sign MOU to build accessible infrastructure

17 Dec 2024

South Africa needs 14,000km of transmission cables over the next decade. Source: Pok Rie/Pexels

Government tackles transmission crisis with private sector collaboration

Lindsey Schutters 11 Dec 2024

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Basic Education launches app to track eradication of pit toilets

11 Dec 2024

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Dam owners called to register their dams within 60 days

2 Dec 2024

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How Ninety One is closing Africa’s infrastructure gap

25 Nov 2024

A 3D render of an Oasis BESS site

R7bn battery projects reach financial close to boost Eskom resilience

21 Nov 2024

Barloworld Equipment executive for operations in South Africa, Bongani Miya.

Sustainable infrastructure plays a vital role in the future of Africa

20 Nov 2024

The City of Cape Town has been releasing more sewage into the ocean from its Hout Bay marine outfall than its discharge permit allows. But following appeals over the granting of the permit, and a criminal case being laid against the City, environmental minister Dion George has lifted restrictions on the quantity of sewage it is allowed to discharge. Archive photo: Steve Kretzmann / GroundUp

Cape Town may pump as much sewage into the sea as it likes

Steve Kretzmann 19 Nov 2024

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