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Leadership Intelligence Bulletin

18 June 2013
Motlanthe backs nuclear energy
Motlanthe backs nuclear energyControversial energy source could unlock economic benefits

The government remains committed to nuclear power generation to meet the country’s growing energy needs and facilitate economic growth in decades to come, says Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe.

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Renewable energy to power the grid
Renewable energy to power the gridInvestment in wind and solar energy projects can help avert energy crisis

The majority of renewable energy projects, in particular wind and solar, are located in rural areas, far from the main metropolitan cities. These projects therefore have the potential to bring great investment.

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Cleaner production conference
Cleaner production conferenceValued platform to illustrate impact and profitability of RECP programme

More than 300 delegates from industry, academia and government attended SA’s first Industrial Resource Efficiency Conference to establish how industry could best use its resources to become globally competitive.

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Energy priorities in South Africa
Energy priorities in South AfricaEnergy efficiency makes the most sense in terms of sustainability

With energy demand in SA at a critical phase, the efficient use of energy and the establishment of energy policies have become priorities, with special focus on two areas: energy efficiency and renewable energy.

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Northern Cape Update
Northern Cape UpdateCabinet engagement on energy issues in the province

Following a successful public participation programme acknowledging the 5.6 millionth national household electricity switch-on, high-ranking government officials met to discuss energy issues of great importance.

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