2014 – Issue 4
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In depth: The lowdown on cyber security
Cyber-attacks are increasingly prevalent across all industries, but one industry in particular is seeing a rise in breaches and hack attempts. The utility sector...
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In depth: Emergency power supplements installation of renewable energy
Hounded by unreliable power supply, maintenance and spare part procurement challenges and high transmission and distribution losses, sub-Saharan Africa is harnessing alternative energy sources.
Power...
Generation
In depth: Shale Gas through the looking glass
On invitation by ESI Africa, Jeanie le Roux, Director of Operations at Treasure Karoo Action Group, shares her thoughts and knowledge about shale gas...
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In depth: Is LNG the answer to cleaner, more sustainable power...
In an article published by the Guardian1 ,it was reported that global CO2 emissions for 2014 stand at a record high of 40 billion...
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In depth: South Africa’s first female nuclear engineer
ESI Africa speaks with Women in Nuclear South Africa (WiNSA) President, Dr Margaret Mkhosi, about life lessons and role of women in the nuclear...
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In depth: Public lighting leads safety on African roads
Sub-Saharan Africa is the proud holder of seven out of the 10 fastest growing economies in the world, along with a growing middle class...
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In depth: Skills development and biogas are changing lives
The shift from CSR to CSI underlines the desire of a company to go beyond just ‘feeling good’ (CSR) and improving its image to...
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In depth: Ntsele on energy intensive users
' Whenever electricity reserve margins are critical, intensive energy users are the first to be requested to cut back on usage.'
In a competitive environment,...
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In depth: Some heroes don’t wear capes – SAEE Awards
The Southern African Association for Energy Efficiency (SAEE) celebrates the ‘energy super heroes’ who are saving the world by saving energy
In his opening...
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In depth: Nyabarongo hydropower plant ramps up Rwanda’s generation
Invested capital of $100 million has added 30% to Rwanda’s current installed generation capacity. With construction 100% complete and successful dry and wet runs,...
