The Energy Council will serve as the collective, unified voice of the energy sector in South Africa.
Members will be able to play a leadership role in South Africa’s energy sector through stakeholder and policy alignment, and assist in shaping the energy landscape for inclusive economic growth.
Subject to due compliance with any conditions of association which the Board may stipulate from time to time; and in accordance with the following criteria:
The Board may, with the approval of 75% of its members present, waive one or more of the above criteria when considering an application for association.
Industry association and/or individual company expresses interest to join the Council
Council assess application to be considered as a member
Eligible industry association and/or individual company submits documents for due diligence
Council will submit formal invitation to successful member applicant for further due diligence
Council receives duly compliant application
Board makes formal decision on industry association and/or individual company
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South Africa, 2196
Enquiries:
Email: info@energycouncil.org.za
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