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Research assistant position: TENTRANS
This research project examines how South Africa’s Renewable Energy Independent Power Producers Procurement Programme interacts with local industrial development and local institutional change.
Dr Hayley Clements awarded Jennifer Ward Oppenheimer Grant
Oppenheimer Generations announced Dr Hayley Clements as the winner of the inaugural Jennifer Ward Oppenheimer Research Grant, for her research titled: “Quantifying the Biodiversity Planetary Boundary for Africa.”
Events
CST Colloquium: Development of a scenario-based approach for responding to change in fishery systems – a case study in small-scale fisheries
Thursday, August 29th - 12:30 – 14:00CST Conference Room
TENTRANS Workshop: an official side event at Windaba 2019
9 October 2019: 09:00 – 11:00Orchid, CTICC 2
Anthropocene Dialogue: Advancing resilience assessments – The social dimensions of electricity supply in South Africa
Thursday, 3 October 2019, 15:00 – 17:30CST Courtyard
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Blog Posts
INTERVIEW: Dr Hayley Clements
Dr Hayley Clements was interviewed on Radio Pulpit to discuss winning the inaugural Jennifer Ward Oppenheimer Research Grant, for her research titled: “Quantifying the Biodiversity Planetary Boundary for Africa.”
Blockchain is decrypting Africa’s future in renewables
Just a few years ago, the notion of a consumer-driven energy sector was unheard of, much less within the African context. Fast-forward to 2019, and blockchain is opening a new energy chapter, driven by smart technologies.