Renewable energy projects are being ramped up to cut emissions - and to reduce reliance on Eskom 💡Read more: renewableenergy solarenergy Eskom
A new renewable energy venture involving Richards Bay Minerals has once again put into sharp contrast the urgent need to move towards sustainable power.
And in Voltalia’s opinion, renewable energy projects will soon be ramped up to rates much faster than expected. Among other reasons, RBM’s sustainable energy future is owed to reaching their “ambitious” target of reducing 50% of their greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. Duvenhage said the 148 megawatt Bolobedu PV plant in Limpopo was a significant step in RBM’s “low carbon future”, which will not only support the mining company’s power needs, but the lives of surrounding communities.
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