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 | Issued by Bizcommunity.com Next month on Bizcommunity we're very excited to be revealing to you the people behind some of your favourite and award-winning brands. Those unsung heroes responsible for the custodianship of brands - the brands you do business with, work for and love... read |
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 | Acsa would invest about R90m over the next 12 months in installing solar photovoltaic panels at six of its smaller regional airports to contain electricity costs... read |
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 | Roula Inglesi-Lotz South African Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan delivered on Wednesday what many considered the most-important budget speech of President Jacob Zuma's administration... read |
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 | Efforts are being stepped up to alleviate electricity supply constraints, with government preparing to expand the Independent Power Producer (IPP) initiative, said National Treasury... read |
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 | Raj Naidoo Load-shedding and sourcing reliable power supply remain challenges for all businesses in South Africa. The answer is to identify specific requirements, use the right technology solutions and be ready with a well-considered business continuity strategy... read |
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 | Transport Minister Dipuo Peters officially launched Africa's first solar-powered airport in George on Friday, 26 February... read |
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 | Vanguard specialised transport and plant installation company has been awarded the transport and crane erection contract for the Nojoli Wind Farm near Cookhouse in the Eastern Cape... read |
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 | Global solar engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) solution provider, Sterling and Wilson, has revealed its plan to set up four offices in Africa by end of 2016, beginning with Lagos, Nigeria, before moving to Dar es Salaam in Tanzania, followed by Kenya and Ghana... read |
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 | Cabinet has approved the gazetting of eight Renewable Energy Development Zones (REDZ) and five Power Corridors, which will assist South Africa with its electricity challenges... read |
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