regulation
Africa
2019 class of Open Africa Power visits Italy
The 2019 edition of Open Africa Power started its final module in Milan on June 24, taking on 16 students from eight African countries.
Finance and Policy
In pursuit of robust electricity tariffs, NERC sets the rules
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission has requested all the Discos to submit Performance Improvement Plans before granting new electricity tariffs.
Business and markets
Helping taxpayers navigate the Carbon Tax laws
Representative from Webber Wentzel map out a pathway to assist taxpayers in navigating the complex statutes regulating carbon tax in South Africa.
Business and markets
Op-Ed: Solving the Eskom dilemma
Restructuring Eskom into separate functions is a sensible solution to many of its problems, writes Mzukisi Kota, a Partner at Webber Wentzel.
Africa
Op-ed: Insights into challenges surrounding energy projects in Africa
Land rights, political instability and corruption are among the challenges that delay the development of energy projects across Africa.
Business and markets
Eskom calls for regulator’s support to regain financial stability
The regulatory process as well as shareholder support is crucial to enable Eskom to recover technically and financially, says its chief financial officer.
Business and markets
Ghana: regulation remains a diamond in the rough
In Ghana, the emergence of renewables into the current Ghanaian market structure is proving a real challenge for the existing legislature.
Finance and Policy
NERSA clarifies draft rules consultation paper for SSEG
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) has issued a statement clarifying and put into proper perspective the consultation paper on the draft...
News
Eskom proposes alternative tariff for predominantly residential municipalities
Eskom has made a submission to the national energy regulator of South Africa (Nersa) for the approval of an alternative municipality tariff to be...
