As South Africa looks to renew its energy sector, comparisons are often made of how much one source of electricity costs versus another. Carrying out this exercise is much more difficult than might at first appear, but this must not deter the attempt. What are the problems encountered when comparing renewable sources such as wind [...]
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Why South Africa should be investing in renewable energy
10. Sep, 2010 | Category: Climate Change, Sustainability, Value of Wind
Wind: The cheapest solution for electricity generation in South Africa
12. Feb, 2010 | Category: Climate Change, Energy Politics, Energy Security, Sustainability, Transmission Infrastructure, Value of Wind
Continuation of the theme that wind and other renewable power sources reduce the cost of providing an electricity service.
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