Until a few years ago, the country at the southern tip of the continent was regarded as Africa's engine of the energy transition. But President Jacob Zuma delayed the expansion from 2015 onwards and preferred to invest in nuclear power plants instead. Following his resignation in February this year, first activities have now started again.
The expansion of renewable energies in South Africa continues. At the beginning of the month, 27 power purchase agreements for solar energy and wind farms were finally signed that had long been held back by former President Jacob Zuma.
This is a first victory for the new President, Cyril ...