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South Africa's winds of change

SOUTH Africa is now a hot spot for wind power investment as it shows signs of turning away from i...

Anthony Barich

In 2003 South Africa's White Paper on Renewable Energy set a target of 10,000 gigawatt-hours of energy to be produced from renewable energy sources, mainly from biomass, wind, solar and small-scale hydro...

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