South Africa is embracing a new environmentally friendly energy alternative – but what does this mean for business and the country? The development of local natural-gas markets and infrastructure has kicked off with the recent announcement by the Department of Energy that the first phase of its independent gas-to-power-producer programme will focus on liquefied natural gas infrastructure at the Richards Bay Industrial Development Zone (IDZ). There will be immediate opportunities for financiers, legal advisers, engineering consultants, construction companies and local suppliers of services in the power programme. In the long term, more South African businesses and households will enjoy a more environmentally friendly source of heating and light. Join Pumi Motsoahae, CEO of the Richards Bay IDZ, and a panel of experts as they discuss the impact on business and the country. Date: March 9Venue: Indaba Lodge, Richards Bay, KwaZulu-NatalTime: 5.30pm to 8pm Win a ticket to attend Ten luc...
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