The Energy Council of South Africa joins the prestigious World Energy Council
PRESS STATEMENT BY JAMES MACKAY
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER AT THE ENERGY COUNCIL
Key reforms by government can accelerate energy turnaround and boost business confidence
PRESS STATEMENT BY JAMES MACKAY
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER AT THE ENERGY COUNCIL
Electricity Regulation Amendment Bill Essential to Resolve Energy Crisis, Keep Transition on Track
PRESS STATEMENT BY JAMES MACKAY
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER AT THE ENERGY COUNCIL OF SOUTH AFRICA
Energy Council of South Africa making good progress
The Energy Council of South Africa today held its inaugural board meeting where, amongst other things, the founding members met to adopt its constitution, policies, work plan, budget and organisational structure. “Since the launch on 02 November 2021, significant progress has been made in establishing and progressing the work of the Council. We are also […]
Joint business statement on load shedding
The Energy Council of South Africa, Business Unity South Africa and Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA) would like to state our concern about the current status of load shedding experienced across the country. Load shedding is hugely detrimental to our economy and all citizens. The elevated stages, such as currently being experienced, present a major […]
The Energy Council of South Africa welcomes the appointment of the new Eskom Board.
The Energy Council recognises the critical long-term role of Eskom in a sustainable and just energy transition for South Africa.
Organised business joint position on carbon tax
The Energy Council of South Africa, Minerals Council South Africa, Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA), Business Unity South Africa (BUSA), the South African Petroleum Industry Association (SAPIA) and Energy Intensive Users Group (EIUG) are jointly proposing improvements to the Carbon Tax proposals of the Taxation Laws Amendment Bill (TLAB).
Energy Council of South Africa Launch
Today, the Energy Council of South Africa was launched by founding members from across the energy value chain, both public and private. The Council will play a leading and collaborative role in the development and transition of the country’s energy sector.
