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South Africa Renewable Energy Project Tracker

Establishing a Sustainable Renewable Energy Market in South Africa

22-Jul-2013  /  Research Code: M90B-01-00-00-00  /  SKU: EG00095-AF-MR_00590  /  
Region: Africa

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South Africa has a high level renewable energy (RE) potential available. As stipulated in the Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) 2010–2030, 3,725 MW must be generated from RE sources in South Africa. The Renewable Energy Independent Power Purchase Procurement Programme (REIPPP) was introduced to contribute towards the target of 3,725 MW. After delays of about 3 months, projects from the first bidding window of the REIPPP are currently entering into the construction phase. This research service provides a strategic assessment of the RE industry in South Africa with specific focus on the projects part of the REIPPP and follows the principles of Frost & Sullivan's market engineering research methodology.

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Executive SummaryExecutive SummaryExecutive Summary (continued)Executive Summary—Infrastructure MeasurementsExecutive Summary—CEO’s PerspectiveIndustry OverviewIndustry Overview—Project Scope and SegmentationIndustry Overview—Aim and ObjectivesCountry OverviewREIPPP IntroductionREIPPP Introduction (continued)IRP 2010–2030External Challenges: Drivers and RestraintsIndustry Challenges, Market Drivers, and RestraintsIndustry ChallengesIndustry Challenges (continued)Industry Challenges ExplainedTechnology Specific ChallengesTechnology Specific Challenges (continued)Market Drivers and RestraintsDrivers ExplainedDrivers Explained (continued)Drivers Explained (continued)Drivers Explained (continued)Restraints ExplainedRestraints Explained (continued)Restraints Explained (continued)Restraints Explained (continued)REIPPP ProjectsProcurement Process—Contractual ArrangementsProcurement Process—Request for Proposals (RFP)Procurement Process—Bidding TariffsTechnology AllocationProject StructureProject Structure (continued)Project Overview—Window 1Project Overview—Window 1 (continued)Project Overview—Window 1 (continued)Project Overview—Window 1 (continued)Project Overview—Window 1 (continued)Project Overview—Window 2Project Overview—Window 2 (continued)Project LocationsEquipment Suppliers—WindEquipment Suppliers—Solar PVInvestment AnalysisInvestment Analysis (continued)Investment Analysis (continued)Sector Participant—Private SectorSocio-economic DevelopmentSocio-economic Development (continued)Socio-economic Development (continued)Socio-economic Development (continued)Local ManufacturingLocal ContentLocal Content (continued)Local Content—SolarLocal Content—Solar (continued)Solar PV Module Manufacturing in South AfricaSolar PV Module Manufacturing in South Africa (continued)Local Content—WindLocal Content—Wind (continued)Local Content—HydroForecasts and Trends—Total IndustryInfrastructure MeasurementsIndustry ForecastIndustry Forecast DiscussionIndustry Forecast Discussion (continued)Industry Forecast Discussion (continued)Industry Forecast Discussion (continued)Industry Forecast Discussion (continued)The Last WordThe Last Word—Three Big PredictionsLegal DisclaimerAppendixTable of Acronyms UsedTable of Acronyms Used (continued)The Frost & Sullivan StoryWho is Frost & SullivanWhat Makes Us UniqueTEAM MethodologyOur Global Footprint 40+ Offices




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