“By this logic”, said SAWEA CEO Johan van den Berg, “we’re looking at perhaps an additional 2,500 – 3,000 MW of wind power and a procurement process that extends another 3 – 4 years into the future. In the past it has been implied that wind power will receive approximately half the allocated MW’s. In announcing the preferred bidders for REIPPPP Round 4, the Minister of Energy, the Honourable Ms Tina Joemat-Petterssen, announced that she intends making a ministerial determination for an additional 6,300 MW of renewable energy to be procured, over and above the existing 5243 MW’s that have taken the REIPPPP process to the end of Round 4. In a far-reaching expression of a clean energy vision, the Department of Energy today announced that the procurement of renewable energy will be accelerated and expanded. GWEC’s Global Markets Theatre at WindEurope 2022.Ocean Renewable Energy Action Coalition.Global Wind Industry Statement on Green Recovery.Wind Power & Green Recovery Hub Menu Toggle.
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