The Transnet National Ports Authority is rehabilitating key container-handling port precincts. 

The project will reduce the mine’s Scope 1 and 2 emissions by an estimated 50% in 2030 against the mine’s 2016 baseline. 

The project aims to stimulate and attract multisector investments – industrial and commercial – to the country. 

Lhyfe aims to cut thousands of tonnes of carbon dioxide with the project, thereby supporting the UK’s net-zero ambitions. 

Sabanci Renewables plans to design and build a solar project and an energy storage facility in Texas. 

The upgrade will increase the capacity of the canal. 

Envusa Energy has completed the project financing for its first three wind and solar projects, collectively known as Koruson 2. 

Phelan Green Energy plans to build a complex that will be able to produce 85 000 t/y of green hydrogen. 

CWP Global has reported that the project has the potential to generate up to 17 GW of mixed generation at final stage. 

The project will abate eight to ten-million tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions. 

Catalina will produce green hydrogen, equivalent to more than 15% of the current total hydrogen consumption in Spain. 

The fifth preferred bidder for Bid Window 1 has been appointed. 

The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy has approved an extension of the bid submission date. 

The project has officially opened. 

Tetra Pak Southern Africa has opened its newly renovated factory. 

The bid submission date has been extended. 

The project aims to augment the in-deficit uMgeni system to 608-million cubic metres a year. 

Seriti Green has signed a long-term project financing agreement to enable the delivery of the wind farm. 

Hyphen Hydrogen Energy is investing €2-million on its MetMast Measuring Campaign, in Namibia. 

A total of 2 583 MW has been procured under Bid Window 5. 

Much of the initial work for Phase 1 has been completed. 

Nonnuclear construction is expected to start this year. 

Renergen has reached the final stages of its helium system integration. 

Teraco secured its first grid capacity allocation from State-owned power utility Eskom in February 2024. 

SkyPower Global and Société Nationale d’Electricité plan to build a 1 000 MW solar plant. 

CWP Global plans build an ultralarge-scale that will generate an estimated 110 TWh.