South Africa invests $14.6bn in renewable energy since 2010, aiming to decarbonize its economy, but faces challenges in coal dependency and grid infrastructure.

South Africa is transitioning to sustainable energy, aiming to decarbonize its economy and provide reliable energy for all. Renewable energy integration has attracted $14.6bn investment since 2010, but challenges like coal dependency and grid infrastructure investments hinder smooth transition. Large-scale battery systems, like those in UK, Germany, and US, can balance supply and demand, lowering emissions. Collaboration with the private sector, research & development support, and skilled workforce training are essential for renewable energy storage solution implementation.

August 26, 2024
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