Gauteng looking for an energy mix to prevent load-shedding: An energy expert calls on the government to support small businesses and households move to renewable energy
was speaking at the Gauteng Energy Expo on Thursday in Johannesburg.
Matlana was presenting the commission’s view of the energy transition and how it would help recover theHe added that investment in grid upgrades was required to support the addition of renewable energy. “The government should also support public, private and household energy generation and storage including through tariff structures.”
For Motlana, policy reform that supported municipalities to collect revenue for electricity and provide a reliable energy supply was essential. “Those institutions that are at the forefront of rendering services to our people, we need to assist them; we need these institutions to have the energy that can be provided. Where we are as a local government, we have reached a stage where any form of energy must be brought to the table, any form of energy must be presented to us.
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