Global Legal Insights: South Africa Energy 2020

South Africa |  Publication |  October 2019

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Lizel Oberholzer, Jarrett Whitehead and Kelsey Pailman have contributed the South Africa Energy 2020 chapter to the Global Legal Insights to: Energy 2020 providing a comprehensive overview of the South African energy regime. As part of this chapter, the following topics are covered:

  • Overview of the current energy mix, and the place in the market of different energy sources
  • Changes in the energy situation in the last 12 months
  • Developments in government policy, strategy and approach
  • Developments in legislation or regulation
  • Judicial decisions, court judgements; and results of public enquirie
  • Major events or developments
  • Proposals for changes in laws or regulations.

This chapter was first published in the GLI to: Energy 2020.



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