Blockchain-based solar start-up gets R7.2m
Sky to tap: how water is provided and managed
A water-secure future necessitates close co-operation between the public and private sectors, says Russell Dick, CEO at MICROmega H20.
ZTE teams with KPN
The companies successfully completed the test of the first 5G application for Precision Agriculture on an experimental farm in The Netherlands.
Young scientists impress at Eskom Expo
A learner from PE was chosen as the overall winner and will head off to Berlin next year to complete a complimentary mechatronics apprenticeship.
Nuclear body slams SA's energy plans for renewables bias
Rather than being technology neutral, the IRP 2018 has been developed with certain policy outcomes in mind, says NIASA.
Dutch team bags Sasol Solar Challenge
Nuon from Delft University in the Netherlands wins the 2018 Sasol Solar Challenge in Stellenbosch, clocking 4 030.4km.
New app helps tackle tree threats in SA
The app allows users to report tree threats posed by invasive pests and infections, and enables service providers to respond in real-time.
Sasol Solar Challenge heats up
Tshwane University of Technology pulls a first at the ongoing race, overtaking one of the top international competitors.
Blockchain, AI, 3D printing reduce renewables prices
New technologies are accelerating the deployment of renewable energy, according to Deloitte.
Study reaffirms renewables now cheaper than coal
Rising input costs and energy insecurity have made coal increasingly less competitive for electricity generation, a study reveals.
SAP Next-Gen, SBC AfriTech seek water innovations
The entities tap into the creativity of start-ups to accelerate solutions aligned with the Global Water Initiative.
Fujitsu builds Edu-Smart Green Centres for schools
Fujitsu and Sizwe Africa IT Group collaborate to build Edu-Smart Green Centres to digitise schools in rural communities.