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Construction of Eskom’s first battery energy storage project begins
8th December 2022 Eskom and Hyosung Heavy Industries, one of the appointed service providers for the Eskom Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project, yesterday... →
Construction starts on Eskom’s first battery energy storage project
By: Creamer Media Reporter 8th December 2022 Power utility Eskom and Hyosung Heavy Industries on December 7 marked the beginning of construction of the first energy storage facility under... →
Why the corruption case involving Pretoria's chief magistrate was postponed
By: News24Wire 7th December 2022 The corruption case against the suspended chief magistrate of Pretoria, Desmond Nair, was postponed for an external magistrate to be arranged to... →
SA: Ivan Pillay: Address by former Acting and Deputy Commissioner of SARS, at the Helen Suzman Memorial Lecture, Illovo, Johannesburg (06/12/2022)
6th December 2022 I thank the Helen Suzman foundation and its director, Nicole Fritz, for inviting me to deliver this lecture, to honour the life and work of Helen... →
Residents call for extension of tenure of railway safety regulator board
4th December 2022 Residents of Johannesburg have given their full support for the Railway Safety Bill and they highlighted the lack of security on trains and railway... →
Eskom corruption: Multinational ABB to pay SA R2.5bn for dodgy Kusile deal 
By: News24Wire 1st December 2022 Multinational engineering firm ASEA Brown Boveri has agreed to pay over R2.5-billion in punitive reparations to South Africa for "serious crimes"... →
Ramaphosa’s broken promise – where are the tax incentives for rooftop solar installations?
24th November 2022 Eskom’s unofficial move to put South Africa on a semi-permanent loadshedding schedule, with promises of more worse to come, has forced many South... →
Just the start
By: Terence Creamer 18th November 2022 It has been a big couple of weeks for South Africa’s nascent and, at times, half-heartedly supported just energy transition. It began on the... →
