Green Energy
The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in Japan has stopped the global renaissance of electricity generation from nuclear sources in its tracks.
Governments world-wide and in Africa are rethinking their nuclear power plans and with only one nuclear power station in Africa coming to the end of its economic life time:
A NUCLEAR FREE AFRICAN CONTINENT IS POSSIBLE
With most, if not all, African countries being desperately short of new electricity generation capacity wind power will become the most economic alternative to be implemented in the shortest possible time.
In reaction some turbine suppliers have experienced an immediate increase in their share values of up to 40%, which will soon be reflected positively also in their order books.
These signs leave no time for procrastination in implementing new wind power plants. Will the world and Africa in particular be soon in the same situation, similar to 2008, where delivery periods of turbines and components were in excess of three years and prices rising?
Join us in these discussions and find out at the:
3rd WIND POWER AFRICA Conference and Renewable Energy Exhibition 09 to 11 May 2011 in Cape Town.
Less than a month left to join us.
Our forms:
Delegate Registration From
Sponsor & Exhibitor Registration Form
Marketing Packages
Floor Plan
Kind Regards
Hermann Oelsner
President
African Wind Energy Association
P.O.Box 313
Darling 7345 - Western Cape
South Africa
Tel. + 27 224923095
Fax + 27 224923096
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Green Energy
A NUCLEAR FREE AFRICAN CONTINENT IS POSSIBLE
The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in Japan has stopped the global renaissance of electricity generation from nuclear sources in its tracks.
Governments world-wide and in Africa are rethinking their nuclear power plans and with only one nuclear power station in Africa coming to the end of its economic life time:
A NUCLEAR FREE AFRICAN CONTINENT IS POSSIBLE
With most, if not all, African countries being desperately short of new electricity generation capacity wind power will become the most economic alternative to be implemented in the shortest possible time.
In reaction some turbine suppliers have experienced an immediate increase in their share values of up to 40%, which will soon be reflected positively also in their order books.
These signs leave no time for procrastination in implementing new wind power plants. Will the world and Africa in particular be soon in the same situation, similar to 2008, where delivery periods of turbines and components were in excess of three years and prices rising?
Join us in these discussions and find out at the:
3rd WIND POWER AFRICA Conference and Renewable Energy Exhibition 09 to 11 May 2011 in Cape Town.
Less than a month left to join us.
Our forms:
Delegate Registration From
Sponsor & Exhibitor Registration Form
Marketing Packages
Floor Plan
Kind Regards
Hermann Oelsner
President
African Wind Energy Association
P.O.Box 313
Darling 7345 - Western Cape
South Africa
Tel. + 27 224923095
Fax + 27 224923096
- South Africa’s First Commercial Wind Farm
South Africa’s first commercial wind farm, the Darling wind farm, began generating in May 2008 with four turbines, each producing 1.3 MW By Colin HoughtonA study by Frost & Sullivan: ”Mega Trends in Africa: A bright vision for the growing...
- Abu Dhabi Hosts Africa Meeting On Renewable Energy
Abu Dhabi hosts Africa meeting on renewable energy African governments should consider investing in renewable energies like wind, solar and hydro power to help feed the continent’s growing energy demands and combat threats of climate change, the head...
- Africa's Renewable Energy Meeting Hosted In Abu Dhabi
...
-
Is Africa ready for safe nuclear power? 17 Mar 2011 12:31 GMT ... Africa is ready to provide safe nuclear power. [CAPE TOWN] The disasters that struck several ... maintain the existing infrastructure, even in non-nuclear electricity plants. For example,...
- Africa Looks To Nuclear For Future Generation
Africa Looks to Nuclear for Future Generation“THIS ARTICLE GIVE US FACTS ABOUT NUCLEAR DEVELOPMENTS AT AFRICAN COUNTRIES LIKE EGYPT , NAMIBIA , SOUTH AFRICA,” -Africa is emerging as a prominent voice in calling for a global nuclear renaissance....