Data released in it's financial report for the year ended 30 June 2024 (FY2024) shows that Fortress has invested a total of R337.9 million in its solar roll-out programme to date, which has enabled it to generate 22,180-megawatt hours (MWh) of the 246,141 MWh the company consumes annually.
People’s transport choices are shaped by safety, accessibility and socio-economic factors. Many African countries lack the infrastructure necessary to provide safe, reliable and sustainable public transport systems, leaving citizens with limited options in cities and even fewer options in rural areas.
Balwin Properties, recently announced that its Johannesburg headquarters, 105 Corlett Drive, achieved a Six-Star Green Star ‘As Built’ rating. This is the highest rating for any office building in South Africa, reflecting outstanding environmental standards
As businesses face increasing pressure to reduce operational costs and embrace sustainability, solar and energy storage solutions represent an invaluable investment. This is especially true in South Africa amidst ongoing power outages and repairs.
Southern Africa has abundant sunshine, making solar energy a logical choice for businesses. In light of this, many solar installers have emerged to meet the growing demand. However, says Lance Green of solar solutions company SolarSaver, business owners need to consider both capital investment and the cost of ongoing maintenance and cleaning when selecting a long-term solution.
As we grapple with the impacts of a climate emergency, different healthcare systems around the world are responding to their unique circumstances with a variety of strategies and design solutions to decarbonise their facilities.
As the mining industry evolves, safety, sustainability, and efficiency are becoming more important than ever. By manufacturing key components off-site in controlled environments, prefabrication not only reduces on-site construction risks but also accelerates project timelines and minimises material waste.
In 1972, Theodore Paraskevakos, a Greek-American inventor and businessman, developed the first smart meters while collaborating with Boeing in Huntsville, Alabama. He adapted technology from his patented caller ID system to monitor sensors and relay data.
Property industry leaders stressed the importance of green bonds and alternative financing in supporting South Africa's listed property sector at the South African Property Owners Association (SAPOA) Annual Convention 2024. They also highlighted the crucial role that local banks have played in assisting property funds through restructuring initiatives. The conference brought to light both potential and difficulties, especially in view of the rising insurance premiums associated with climate change.
Liberty Two Degrees (L2D) made a strategic decision to invest in solar power, which provides a cost-effective, efficient, and environmentally friendly means of generating electricity. L2D's sustainability strategy includes reducing its reliance on the grid, which has improved operating efficiencies.
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