About energy-resource.co.za
Focused on Sustainability
This website, together with the Sustainable Energy Seminar 2010 and the Sustainable Energy Resource Handbook are the property of Alive2green cc. The founders of Alive2green have been involved in sustainability media activities since 2003.
The media plays a critical role in advancing sustainability and facilitating a move away from unsustainable practices by exposing what is bad and providing people with facts, information and knowledge about what is good. Alive2green strives to use it’s Sustainable Energy Resource media platforms to achieve this knowledge transfer in the energy sector to the very best of the collective abilities of its personnel.
Click here to find out more about alive2green and its other offices and activities.
The Sustainable Energy Resource eJournal
This e-Journal is a monthly, sustainable energy e-Journal that is currently sent to professionals, government and municipalities, sector relevant associations and NGO’s, research institutions and relevant stakeholders within South Africa and Africa. The e-Journal focuses on current trends, news and information regarding sustainable energy both locally and internationally.
The Sustainable Energy Seminar
Global leading researchers, sector leaders, government representatives and stakeholders of the energy sector will engage and discuss pivotal energy related issues at the prestigious Sustainable Energy Seminar 2011.
International and national presentations from leading analysts, personalities and designers
Highly relevant plenary content for the local energy sectors.
The Seminar will draw from the incredible success of the inaugural Sustainable Energy Seminar 2010 that was held at the CSIR. Delegates and exhibitors who were looking to learn, network and to sell products and services received exceptional value at the information packed seminar.
The solution focused seminar brought together some of the country’s key energy stakeholders who play meaningful roles in either initiating energy efficiency and renewable energy projects and policy or specifying and manufacturing the
products and technologies that change the way energy in South Africa is dealt with.
Be part of the solution! Join leading energy sector decision makers and relevant industry players at the premier Sustainable Energy Seminar 2011 where partnerships are forged and presentations continue to contribute practically to some of the most important energy and electricity discourses in South Africa.
This year’s Seminar will again be the premier event for researchers, sector leaders, producers and developers to network and pave the way forward.
The Sustainable Energy Seminar will be held at Emperors Palace on 12 October 2011.
Sustainable Energy Resource Handbook
Like all countries South Africa needs energy security and access to energy for all. Can these objectives be achieved through renewable energy resources? If so how quickly? Do we first have to go dirty and then clean up later? Or can we realistically leapfrog the dirty development phase? If this scenario is possible, what suite of interconnected simultaneous policies, investments and technological advancements would have to take place?
How will the rising cost of energy impact on development in South Africa and what interventions can industrial, commercial, agricultural and residential users introduce to counter these impacts in the short and medium term?
These are just some of the issues that contributors will seek to address in the series of the Energy Resource Handbook, South Africa.
Click here for information on how you can get involved in Volume 3 of the Sustainable Energy Resource Handbook.
Readership
The Sustainable Energy Resource Handbook is published in high-quality A5 format to approximately 200 pages. A national distribution of eight thousand copies to the following stakeholders ensures that the most relevant decision makers in South Africa are supplied with the essential research, regulatory and practical commercial information that they require.
Click here to order the Handbook now.
