Published on 22 September 2022 In Power System Planning & Operation
GIZ_ GET.SAGEN_ Energy-System-Transformation-Guide_2022.pdf
This report aims to outline a systematic approach to developing a sustainable power sector. As electricity generation represents the largest source of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions, the power sector is of vital significance to realising international climate goals. GIZ presents an analytical framework to guide energy-system planners, operators, and technical assistance providers throughout their collaborative journey of energy-system transformation. The framework describes a path from a fossil-fuelled to a decarbonised energy-system in five phases and suggests technical assistance approaches to discuss and prioritise different measures to support this transition.
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Author/s:Markus Pöller, M.P.E. GmbHÂ and GIZÂ
Published on 13 April 2022 In Publications
SAGEN 4 Launch Presentation 2022.pdf
This presentation was showcased at the SAGEN Launch Event held in Pretoria on the 8th April 2022. The event gave various partners of the GIZ Energy Cluster in South Africa and stakeholders from the South African energy sector an insight into the current activities of GIZ’s energy projects and will particularly focus on the objectives and focal areas of the South-African - German Energy Programme (SAGEN). At the start of the fourth phase of the programme, we engaged on the current opportunities and challenges of the South African energy sector and on our past joint achievements in the framework of SAGEN.
Author/s: SAGEN Team Members
Sagen Brochure web.pdf
This brochure showcases SAGEN’s different phases and their evolution through the years in response to the ever-shifting energy context, aswell as identified country priorities . The programme offers its partners adiverse range of support by facilitating conversations and collaboration, sourcing inspirationand expertise, and sustaining momentum en route to a more sustainable energy future.As part of this ongoing process, SAGEN-CET complements the scope of initiatives implemented under the SAGEN programme and seeks to enhance in-country capacity to leadthe energy sector transformation.
Authors: Alakriti Consulting Cc and SAGEN team
Published on 16 November 2021 In Energy Efficiency Investment
SWH fact sheet digital 2 update.pdf
In collaboration with the Department of Minerals and Energy (DMRE), we supported a pilot project which installed 200 solar water heaters in Nelson Mandela Bay Metro Municipality. To review the pilot project, SAGEN commissioned a study that investigated the impact of solar water heater use by low-income households over a period of one and a half years. The results presented by the study emphasised the importance of hot water for households and the impact of energy consumption on household budgets. The impact assessment concluded that the use of solar water heaters positively impacted on recipient households through the reduction in energy consumption and resulting monetary savings of R103 per month on average were recorded. Solar water heaters also saved time and improved the feeling of well-being through having hot water readily available.
Author/s: GIZ
Published on 15 November 2021 In Energy Efficiency Investment
LED Walkway Webinar - 3 presentations.zip
The three presentations can be downloaded as one zipped file:
Published on 09 November 2021 In Capacity Building and Technology Innovation Tagged in CapacityBuilding
EPPEI_GIZ, 2021, Power System Planning and Operations _Overview Brochure.pdf.pdf
This brochure provides an overview of the short courses programme offered through the EPPEI-GIZ capacity building initiative. The initiative is funded by GIZ and is coordinated by the EPPEI Specialization Centre for Renewable Energy at the Stellenbosch University. The programme aims at building power system planning and operation capacity within South African industry and government, specifically acknowledging a future power system with significantly increased amounts of variable renewable energy generation.
Author/s: EPPEI, GIZ
Published on 25 July 2021 In Embedded Generation in Distribution Networks Tagged in Local Government, Municipalities, SSEG
SALGA_GIZ, 2021, SSEG Guide for Munics final digital.pdf.pdf
This guide booklet describes the process of change in order to accommodate Small Scale Embedded Generation (SSEG) onto the South African Municipalities networks. It summarises the approach of the SSEG support programme and references the available resources for municipalities and what steps they need to undertake.
Author/s: SALGA, SEA, GIZ SAGEN
Published on 14 July 2021 In Embedded Generation in Distribution Networks Tagged in EE, Local Government, Municipalities, RE
SALGA_GIZ, 2021, -EE+RE-Strategy-Guide for Munics.pdf
This Local Government Renewable Energy and Enregy Efficiency Strategy Guide provides a clear programme of action for local government to promote the development of energy efficiency (EE) and renewable energy (RE) in line with national policy direction and within local governance mandates. It also offers technical support, led by SALGA, to strengthen the capacity of municipalities to undertake this work.
Author/s: SALGA, SEA & GIZ
Published on 08 April 2021 In Energy Efficiency Investment Tagged in EE
20210329_dena for LEDWalkway Webinar.pdf
LED Walkway Webinar was held to share international experience and lessons learned on energy efficient lighting research and demonstration. A keynote input came from Dena (a German Energy Agency) sharing energy efficient lighting perspectives from Germany and also sharing challenges and opportunities for municipalities.
Author: Dr Karsten Lindloff
20210330_SANEDI on behalf of DMRE_LEDWalkway.pdf
LED Walkway Webinar was held to share international experience and lessons learned on energy efficient lighting research and demonstration.
SANEDI gave an overview of the implementation activities on behalf of the DMRE.
Author: Stalin Ndlovu
20210330_TU Berlin for LEDWalkway 1.pdf
LED Walkway Webinar on sharing international experience and lessons learned on energy efficient lighting research and demonstration. The Technical University of Berlin shared on the energy efficient lighting research priorities, trends, and focus.
Author: Heike Schumacher
Published on 08 April 2021 In Energy Efficiency Investment
20210330_TU Berlin for LEDWalkway Webinar 2.pdf
LED Walkway Webinar on sharing international experience and lessons learned on energy efficient lighting research and demonstration. An Energy Economist shared LED Street Lighting Exhibitions in South Africa, reviews and possibilities of demonstrating latest LED technologies, and collaboration experience with South Africa.
Author: Mr Andreas Jahn
20210330_TUT Lighting Tool_LEDWalkway 1.pdf
LED Walkway Webinar on sharing international experience and lessons learned on energy efficient lighting research and demonstration. The University of Tshwane shared on the energy efficient lighting decision-making tool/application they created.
Author: Prof OD Dintchev
20210330_TUT Lighting Tool_LEDWalkway 2.pdf
LED Walkway Webinar on sharing international experience and lessons learned on energy efficient lighting research and demonstration. The TUT team gave a Demo Outline of the EE Lighting Tool/Application.
Author: Mark Muwanguzi & Giscard Binini
GPienaar_EEStreetLigting_Webinar_20210330.pdf
LED Walkway Webinar on sharing international experience and lessons learned on energy efficient lighting research and demonstration. The demonstration project is funded by the Swiss Government as part of the bilateral agreement with South Africa through its entity Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) under an Energy Efficient Street Lighting Retrofit Project (EEStLRP) implemented by GIZ with the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE).
Author: Gerhard Pienaar
Published on 19 January 2021 In Energy Policy & Regulation Tagged in Municipalities
GIZ_2017, New Roles for South African Municipalities in RE; Business Models Review.pdf
This report reviews possible business models for South African municipalities to seize arising opportunities and minimise potential risks associated with the introduction of renewable energy technologies in the domestic electricity system. It proposes a typology of available business models for municipalities to seize emerging opportunities arising from renewable energy technologies.
Authors: Montmasson-Clair, Kritzinger, Scholtz, Gulati
Published on 22 November 2020 In Embedded Generation in Distribution Networks Tagged in SSEG
SALGA_GIZ,2020, Status of Small Scale Embedded Generation2.pdf.pdf
This publication presents the status of Small-Scale Embedded Generation in South Africa and how the number of municipalities allowing SSEG into their networks continue to grow well into the future, in line with the decentralization of electricity generation across the globe.
This report covers the following:
Authors: SALGA
Published on 18 November 2020 In Embedded Generation in Distribution Networks
UpperBlinkwaterMinigrid_Brochure_web.pdf
The brochure showcases the project summary and lessons learned on the Upper Blinkwater Minigrid Project. This project is based on a strong cooperation between Lower Saxony and the Eastern Cape Province, which have since 1995 had a long-standing partnership and has created a strong political will to implement a minigrid electrification project. The goal of this project is to develop and test a decentralized, sustainable energy supply concept for the rural population in South Africa. The main activity is the development and implementation of a hybrid minigrid system based on renewable energies and diesel backup in a selected community in the Eastern Cape Province.
Authors: Jointly created work with text contribution from the partners involved
Published on 09 July 2020 In Energy Efficiency Investment Tagged in EE
GIZ_SALGA, 2020, WWTW audit guideline.pdf
The purpose of this guideline is to provide an overview and methodology description of how to perform an energy efficiency audit at a waste water treatment plant. Specific focus is placed on how to execute an audit with its associated calculations and compiling an informed and effective audit report. Two case study audits are also included as examples to the guideline user on how the information in the guideline is applied in practice, as demonstrated at two municipal WWTWs. The guideline serves as the basis for a training course to establish a standardised methodology for conducting energy audits in the WWTW sector, as well as to develop capacity and skills to perform such an audit. The guide covers the following topics:
Author: Watergroup Holdings (Pty) Ltd
Published on 29 September 2020 In Energy Efficiency Investment
GIZ_SEA,2020, Guide for Energy Savings in Motor-driven Systems in Munics WWTP.pdf.pdf
This guideline is meant to be a resource for decision-makers, managers and operational staff who are responsible for the planning, management, maintenance and operation of municipal wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs). The purpose of the guide is to provide information on how to reduce energy consumption in WWTPs, specifically through the maintenance and/or replacement of motors. Importantly, this guide answers the critical question of ‘when should a motor be rewound instead of replaced?’ The guide complements other work being undertaken by SAGEN on municipal energy management systems and energy management in WWTPs.
Authors: GIZ SAGEN, Sustainable Energy Africa, and Triple Point Solutions
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