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Environmental group the Green Connection says it will consider taking legal action after the National Energy Regulator of SA approved three generation licences for floating powership provider Karpowership SA.
A Karadeniz Karpowership. Picture: Karpowership website|The Citizen BUSINESS NEWS - Following a rare win for the planet when the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) opted not to approve Karpowership South Africa’s environmental impact assessments (EIA), provinces where the ships were meant to dock are appealing the decision. In a statement released on Monday morning, the Eastern Cape Maritime Business Chamber (ECMBC) and the National African Federated Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Nelson Mandela Bay (Nafcoc NMB) announced they “stro...
Plans to tap emergency power from vessel-based plants face another hurdle after Turkey’s Karpowership had the environmental approval process for one of three projects it is planning in South Africa suspended.
Ramaphosa's Announcement On Energy Boost Welcomed
Coastal communities protest against Karpowerships, offshore oil and gas drilling By Kristin Engel Share Cape Town - Coastal communities recently gathered at various beaches to celebrate World Oceans Day and also to protest against the pollution and destructive consequences that industrial developments have on oceans and marine life. Saldanha Bay Coastal Links, Langebaan Coastal links, Save Langebaan Lagoon, Green Connection and the small-scale fishing community gathered at Friday Island Beach and Saldanha Beach to protest against Karpowerships SA (KPSA), Turkish Karpowerships, and proposed of...