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G7 Renewable Energies withdraws case against Eskom's interim grid rules 
By: Terence Creamer 7th September 2023 G7 Renewable Energies has withdrawn its High Court review against Eskom's Interim Grid Capacity Allocation Rules (IGCAR), following what it... →
Proceed with caution: Transacting with trusts and trustees
7th September 2023 Our courts have once again sounded the alarm to all trustees and parties transacting with trusts to have regard to the provisions of the trust deed... →
GDP records 0.6% growth in Q2, but loadshedding threatens gains
By: Marleny Arnoldi 5th September 2023 South Africa’s gross domestic product (GDP) increased by 0.6% in the second quarter, which North West University Business School Professor Raymond... →
One step forward two steps backwards for South African electoral reform
29th August 2023 After undertaking a potholed two-year journey before being passed into law in mid-April, the Electoral Amendment Act of 2023 is already facing... →
Firm capacity in Central America: Definitions and implications for variable renewable energy
15th August 2023 Worldwide, firm capacity is a commercial attribute that generators can use as a trade asset in an electricity market, or offer as a guarantee to... →
Total Blackout: Force Majeure and Supervening Impossibility in a Grid Collapse
15th August 2023 If South Africa were to experience a total grid collapse, parties to a contract may be able to invoke force majeure clauses, or if no such clauses... →
Why should a TES join the CEA (TESD)?
8th August 2023 The Metal Industry Main Agreement (MA) was gazetted by the Minister of Employment and Labour on 7 October and became legally binding on all... →
One-year progress report says rooftop installations have doubled since start of Energy Action Plan
By: Terence Creamer 31st July 2023 Despite ongoing loadshedding, President Cyril Ramaphosa has moved to highlight some of the implementation progress under the Energy Action Plan... →
