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Residential Energy Efficiency in South Africa
Residential Energy Efficiency in South Africa
Governmental Support and Incentives are Key to Promote the Use of Energy Efficient Technology
RELEASE DATE
05-Sep-2014
05-Sep-2014
REGION
Africa
Africa
Research Code: M94A-01-00-00-00
SKU: EG00104-AF-MR_00599
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EG00104-AF-MR_00599
Description
Energy efficiency represents an economically attractive option of managing power demand via interventions across all sectors. Although the South African government has made important strides in implementing energy-efficiency initiatives, the country’s energy-efficiency landscape is still in its infancy stage. This research service focuses on the current use of energy-efficient technology devices in the residential sector in South Africa and how the uptake of this technology can be stimulated. Research was carried out by leveraging our existing in-house market knowledge, reviewing publicly available secondary data sources, and by conducting interviews with key market participants. The base year is 2012 and the forecast period is from 2013 to 2019.
Table of Contents
Key Findings
CEO’s Perspective
South Africa Fact Sheet
Research Scope
Research Scope (continued)
Research Methodology
Focus Technology Selection Explained
Focus Technology Selection Explained (continued)
Key Questions This Study Will Answer
Electricity Consumption by Sector
Current Energy Efficiency Landscape
Energy Efficient Technology and Related Efficiency Gains
Energy Efficient Technology and Related Efficiency Gains (continued)
Energy Efficient Technology Uptake Dynamics—Challenges, Drivers, and Restraints Definitions
Energy Efficient Technology Uptake Challenges
Challenges Explained
Energy Efficient Technology Uptake Drivers and Restraints
Energy Efficient Technology Uptake Drivers
Drivers Explained
Drivers Explained (continued)
Drivers Explained (continued)
Energy Efficient Technology Uptake Restraints
Restraints Explained
Restraints Explained (continued)
Energy Efficiency Legislation
Energy Efficiency Legislation (continued)
Energy Efficiency Stakeholders
Energy Efficiency Stakeholders (continued)
Energy Efficiency Stakeholders (continued)
Energy Efficiency Stakeholders (continued)
Energy Efficiency Stakeholders (continued)
Current Government Initiatives
Current Government Initiatives (continued)
Planned Government Initiatives
Planned Government Initiatives (continued)
Planned Government Initiatives (continued)
Energy Efficiency Policies and Governance
Energy Efficiency Policies and Governance (continued)
Energy Efficiency Policies and Governance (continued)
Successfully Implemented Policies in Select Countries
Key Supporting Mechanisms in Select Countries
United States—Energy Efficiency Policies
United States—Product Categories
United States—Energy Savings
Australia—Energy Efficiency Policies
Australia—Key Products
Australia—Energy Savings (continued)
Spain—Energy Efficient Policies
Spain—Energy Savings and Benefit to the Economy
South Korea—Energy Efficiency Policies
South Korea—Energy Efficiency Policies (continued)
South Korea—Energy Efficiency Policies (continued)
South Korea—Product Categories
South Korea—Product Categories (continued)
South Korea—Product Categories (continued)
South Korea—Energy Savings
South Korea—Energy Savings (continued)
South Korea—Energy Savings (continued)
South Korea—Energy Savings (continued)
Key Takeaways and Recommendations
Legal Disclaimer
The Frost & Sullivan Story
Value Proposition: Future of Your Company & Career
Global Perspective
Industry Convergence
360º Research Perspective
Implementation Excellence
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Energy efficiency represents an economically attractive option of managing power demand via interventions across all sectors. Although the South African government has made important strides in implementing energy-efficiency initiatives, the countrys energy-efficiency landscape is still in its infancy stage. This research service focuses on the current use of energy-efficient technology devices in the residential sector in South Africa and how the uptake of this technology can be stimulated. Research was carried out by leveraging our existing in-house market knowledge, reviewing publicly available secondary data sources, and by conducting interviews with key market participants. The base year is 2012 and the forecast period is from 2013 to 2019.
| No Index | Yes |
|---|---|
| Podcast | No |
| Author | Muneera Salie |
| Industries | Energy |
| WIP Number | M94A-01-00-00-00 |
| Is Prebook | No |