New R400 million Biogas Plant opened in Cape Town
Cape Town’s first large-scale, biogas plant opened in Athlone to turn solid waste into energy.
Posts Tagged 'energy'
The future of city energy systems : Beyond minimising energy use | FUTURE CAPE TOWN
New York City’s 10-year plan to improve the energy efficiency by reducing building-based emissions 30% by 2025
Planning work for the future of the Athlone Power Station site to commence
Mayoral committee member for energy, environmental and spatial planning Johan van der Merwe told Weekend Argus this week that the
Cape Town could get Tesla ‘gigafactory’
The factory would manufacture Tesla Powerwall batteries, which can store sufficient electricity to power an entire home. They are charged
FUTURE CAPE TOWN | Photo Essay : A journey around the world Inside Expo 2015
A photo gallery inside the Expo Milano 2015 exhibition site, where participating Countries have had the opportunity to build their own exhibition space (the Self-Built Pavilions), exhibiting their interpretation of the theme: Feeding the Planet, Energy for Life.
FUTURE CAPE TOWN | After Eskom: How can South African cities power their future
Almost 8 years after the last loadshedding in South Africa, the Eskom debacle has once again dominated the national agenda and media. With the eye of the word on South Africa, how can cities start to lead and invest in new ideas, innovations and ways to power their long term future.
FUTURE LAGOS | Why I Love Africa’s Largest City
Lagos, Nigeria’s social and cultural capital is bursting with energy. National Geographic has captured snippets of the city through the eyes of the people who call it home.
Africa in 2015: The fastest, tallest, largest and newest
The tallest, newest, largest and fastest developments in Africa in 2015. Here are some to keep an eye on.
Producing energy from waste treatment
Aquest Colsen technologies have ambitious goals of making waste water treatment plants into energy producers, reducing dependence of cities on energy suppliers.
Bold City: Why the future is electric
Andy Le May presented on the possibility and the viability of a transport future dominated by electric vehicles at our previous Bold City mini-conference. The long standing and dominant issue with electric vehicles is in how to repower electric vehicles or EV.