"The South African government should set a clear medium-term target to fully harness the economic benefits to the South African economy from renewable energy, said Mainstream Renewable Power CEO Eddie O'Connor.
He added that this was the approach adopted by a number of States, including China and the European Union, which have since developed strong renewable energy industries." More here, on Engineering News.
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