Tag: Renewable energy

BusinessEnergy

Energy Transition Stalls as Fossil Fuels Surge, Experts Report

The global energy transition has dramatically slowed as fossil fuel consumption surges, according to industry analysis. Natural gas and coal are experiencing unexpected growth while net-zero commitments fade from prominence. Energy experts point to multiple geopolitical and economic factors reshaping global energy priorities.

Shift in Energy Landscape

The optimistic push toward net-zero emissions that dominated climate discussions just a few years ago has significantly diminished, according to recent analysis from energy experts. Sources indicate that while renewable energy continues to expand, fossil fuels—particularly natural gas and coal—are experiencing substantial growth worldwide.

by Gabriel Novak
EnergyManufacturing

South Africa to Host Premier Industrial Technology and Renewable Energy Exhibitions in 2026 and 2027

Two landmark exhibitions, RE+ South Africa 2026 and the Cape Industrial Technology Exhibition 2027, are poised to reshape South Africa’s industrial and renewable energy landscape. These events will bring together industry leaders, innovators, and solution providers to address critical sector challenges. The initiatives build on Montgomery Group Africa’s proven track record in delivering high-value industrial exhibitions.

Major Industry Events Launch in South Africa

South Africa’s industrial and clean energy sectors are poised for transformation with the announcement of two landmark exhibitions scheduled for 2026 and 2027, according to industry reports. The exclusive breakfast launch event held at the Cape Town International Convention Centre provided industry leaders with their first look at RE+ South Africa 2026 and the Cape Industrial Technology Exhibition (CITE) 2027.

by Gabriel Novak
EnergySustainability

Western Cape Accelerates Renewable Energy Transition, Aims for Electricity Exports by 2032

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has revealed the province is developing renewable energy capacity ahead of schedule, with 1,000 MW already delivered and another 1,000 MW expected by year-end. The ambitious program aims to make the province energy sustainable and position it as an electricity exporter to other regions by 2032, three years earlier than originally planned.

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has announced that the province is significantly ahead of schedule in developing renewable energy capacity, with the ambitious goal of establishing energy sustainability through solar power and battery storage systems. Speaking at the Solar & Storage Live Cape Town 2025 conference, Winde emphasized that despite the current absence of loadshedding, South Africa continues to face an energy crisis that demands urgent action.

by Gabriel Novak