Energy, and electricity issues in particular, have been high on the South African agenda
since the 2008 crisis, which saw the country's national power utility Eskom implement rolling …

1 Aims and methodology This report provides a detailed analysis of the capacity of
vulnerable communities, workers and businesses to adjust to climate-change related …

Multiple crises of sustainability on economic, social, environmental and governance fronts
have crippled the world's current development path. The transition to a green growth model …

Effective performance by economic regulators is important for growth and development. In
recognition of the importance of their role, the Economic Development Department has …

The world is transitioning to a low-carbon economy. However, the energy challenges
experienced on the African continent are yet to be tackled. The global commodity markets …

Abstract KHONJELWAYO, Bongani and NTHAKHENI, Thilivhali. Investment in electricity
distribution capital infrastructure in South Africa: The role of regulation. S. Afr. j. econ …

The climate change agenda is increasingly prominent worldwide and has become an
unavoidable factor in public policy, with drastic consequences for economic development …

Since 2005, Malaysia Electricity Supply Industry (MESI) planned to shift its structure to a
wholesale market model. Initially, the government introduced Independent Power Producers …

Economic regulation, including competition policy, is not an end in itself but a means to an
end, and must ultimately have a positive impact on the economy as a whole. However, this …

The rationale for the structure of South Africa's electricity sector is indefensible in the 21st
Century. In the past, there were clear economic rationales for having a state owned vertically …