South African Electricity Conundrum: Which Mitigating Strategies?
| Publication Date | May 2008 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Frost & Sullivan |
| Product Type | Report |
| Pages | |
| ISBN Number | not applicable |
| Product Code | FRS00200 |
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Summary
Developing a sound electricity infrastructure is widely seen as one of the key growth strategies for many sub-Saharan African countries because of its role in: a) Enabling sustained economic growth b) Helping alleviate poverty c) Helping a country achieve competitive excellence. Because the basic balance between power demand and supply has not been realised in South Africa, recurrent electricity outages are expected in the medium term. This white paper examines the issues surrounding South Africas current electricity issues and provide sound mitigating strategies based on the international experiences of Brazil and Ontario (Canada).
Content
- South african electricity conundrum, overview of south africa’s electricity requirements
- South africa’s electricity crisis: causal factors
- Causal factors
- South africa’s electricity crisis: causal factors
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