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The three main delegation contracts envisaged by the Codes are concession, leasing and interested management

Renewable energy projects seeking to be licensed in South Africa under allocations granted in terms of IRP1 will need to raise estimated capital of between R20 and R30 billion in the course of the next two years.

Experts estimate that globally, USD100-billion of climate finance is being lost through a lack of accountability, transparency and participation per year.

Given South Africa’s heavy reliance on energy-intensive industries such as mining and manufacturing, it should come as no surprise that the country now boasts Africa’s most comprehensive and transparent energy policy.

From November 30 to December 12, 2023 the United Arab Emirates will host the 28th Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change in Dubai. COP28...

The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (the "Department") intends to launch a Risk Mitigation Power Purchase Programme ("RMPPP") to alleviate the current electricity...

The Monster Beverage Corporation's continued trademark battles against various other brands highlight the importance of selecting a distinctive and unique mark when selecting a trademark.

Many articles ask readers to imagine a post Coronavirus (COVID-19) world. However, it is difficult to do so when we have no idea when the pandemic will end.

As per a recent report by the International Energy Agency, 43% of Africa's population, primarily in sub-Saharan regions, lacks access to electricity. Enhancing access to a clean...

Herbert Smith Freehills' Africa practice continues to perform strongly in the 2024 edition of Chambers Global, with top tier rankings in the following Africa-wide categories...

During a panel discussion at the 2024 Investing in Africa Mining Indaba, held in Cape Town in the week of 5 February, panellists engaged on the main corruption risks in mineral supply chains...

Sustainable Power Generation (SustainPower), leading providers of energy solutions in rugged, secure containerised systems, continues to show its mettle in these challenging times.

The renewable energy industry is experiencing a monumental shift, and the landscape is changing at an unprecedented pace.

Climate change and all its associated effects are going to have an effect on South African businesses. It is expected that Government will commit to a carbon emission reduction programme at a global meeting of nations in Copenhagen, scheduled for December.

Doing deals in any business sector requires some understanding by principals and their advisors of the regulatory framework.

In many African countries, political transitions and economic reform initiatives have supported investor confidence and are predicted to contribute strongly to business and investment activities going into the second half of 2018.

South Africa's diverse economy, strategic role in Africa and political history create a unique business and regulatory environment.