TES2024 Summit Guide

19TH-20TH JUNE 2024

SunBet Arena, Tshwane

www.teda.org.za

SUMMIT GUIDE 1

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WELCOME Welcome to Tshwane and the inaugural Tshwane Energy Summit 2024.

As you may be aware, the City of Tshwane is faced with challenges related to economic growth and development due to unreliable energy supply, which is exacerbated by load shedding and damage to our infrastructure.

As a member of the C40 and a progressive capital city, Tshwane has embraced the challenge of becoming a low-carbon and climate-resilient city.

As a member of the C40 and a progressive capital city, Tshwane

has embraced the challenge of The Tshwane Energy Summit serves as a crucial platform for collaboration and knowledge exchange.

By engaging with stakeholders from the South African energy sector, business leaders, policymakers and industry experts, we can collectively work towards achieving the ambitious goal of becoming a net-zero carbon and climate-resilient city by 2050.

Let’s harness innovation, sustainable practices and shared commitment to create a brighter, greener future for Tshwane.

I wish you a pleasant stay in our beautiful city and hope that we will all benefit from these engagements.

Cllr. Cilliers Brink Executive Mayor City Of Tshwane

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INVEST IN TSHWANE “CALL FOR INVESTMENT PROPOSITIONS” TEDA invites both local and international investors to explore lucrative investment opportunities within the dynamic landscape of the City of Tshwane, facilitated by your partner in growth and development, the Tshwane Economic Development Agency (TEDA). Additionally, the entity is looking for investors in the sectors outlined below who are willing to locate their businesses in Tshwane, a premier destination with access to strategic routes and markets especially in the Southern African Development Community and African Continent. TEDA is a municipal entity of the City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality mandated to act as a strategic vehicle for accelerated growth and economic development in the City.

The priority economic sectors of the City are: • Automotive and components • Aerospace • Mining and mineral beneficiation • Information and Communication Technology (ICT) • Agriculture and Agro processing • Tourism and related services • Business Process Outsourcing.

• Green Economy Any investment propositions outside these sectors will also be considered. These propositions can be in the form of investments opportunities within the city of Tshwane in the above sectors or any catalytic development projects with a potential to create jobs and contribute to economic growth. TEDA will assist investors to navigate regulatory processes within the City of Tshwane and thereby unlocking bottlenecks.

Investment propositions or enquiries can be directed to this email address:

investment.teda@tshwane.gov.za.

Kindly reach out to TEDA for more information.

Contacts: Ms. Moira Mekoe 012 358 0828 moirame@tshwane.gov.za or Ms. Seipati Kubheka 012 358 6518 seipatikubheka@tshwane.gov.za

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FOREWORD We are extremely excited to have been given the opportunity to organise the Inaugural Tshwane Energy Summit (TES) by the City of Tshwane. Leading institutions such as the South African Reserve Bank and National Treasury have identified energy and logistics as the biggest constraints to the South African economy. Thus, the City of Tshwane is no exception and as the seat of government, diplomatic hub and export-led economy accounting for the biggest share of automotive exports among others, has borne the brunt of this economic downturn.

The Tshwane Energy Summit seeks to respond to this crisis and promises not to be another talk shop but a solution-oriented summit involving local and international stakeholders.

This is an ideal platform for the City of Tshwane to share its Climate Action Plan (CAP) and the City’s Energy Action Plan. Furthermore, stakeholders in the energy sector will receive updates on policy instruments that will facilitate wheeling of energy through the municipal infrastructure and imbedded energy generation.

Industry role-players will have an opportunity to make inputs to policies and bylaws that are being crafted and share their ideas on how best the city can tackle the energy crisis it is facing which affects all stakeholders.

The Summit also provides a platform for companies to showcase their innovative solutions to other role players including the city, government departments, businesses and the media.

We are confident that the Tshwane Economic Development Agency is geared towards hosting another successful, well curated summit to address the needs of various stakeholders that will be attending this Inaugural Tshwane Energy Summit.

We wish all delegates and participants insightful and fruitful engagements over the two days of conferencing, exhibitions, panel discussions and business-to-business meetings that will define the Summit.

Let’s #TES2024!

Dr. Lardo Stander CEO Tshwane Economic Development Agency

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY

Tshwane Economic Development Agency (TEDA) www.teda.org.za Stand: D1 The Tshwane Economic Development Agency Ltd (TEDA) is a municipal entity of the City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality (CoT).

TEDA is a State-Owned Company, registered in terms of the Companies Act and was established with the primary objective to accelerate the City’s economic development.

We do this by: • Promoting and facilitation investments into the City of Tshwane; • Retaining current investors in Tshwane and ensuring they have expansion support • Capacity development for emerging exporters to make them export ready • Promoting exports by Tshwane companies to international markets • Catalysing infrastructure-led growth and revitalising existing nodal economies • Positioning the City for tourism growth through destination and tourism marketing

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City Of Tshwane www.tshwane.gov.za Stand: D5 The City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality is classified as a Category A municipality by the Municipal Demarcation Board in terms of Section 4 of the Local Government: Municipal Structures Act, 1998 (Act 117 of 1998). The Municipality was established on 5 December 2000 through the integration of various municipalities and councils that had previously served the greater Pretoria area and surrounding areas.

The City of Tshwane boundary was further amended on 28 May 2008 through a proclamation in the Government Gazette that incorporated the former Metsweding District Municipality, including Dinokeng tsa Taemane (Cullinan) and Kungwini (Bronkhorstspruit), into the City of Tshwane. The incorporation, which took place in May 2011 after the local government elections, enlarged Tshwane to 6 345 km². Currently, Tshwane stretches almost 121 km from east to west and 108 km from north to south, making it the third-largest city in the world after New York and Tokyo/Yokohama. It also makes up more than 30% of Gauteng, which is 19 055 km² in extent.

The Incorporation of Metsweding District Municipality into the City of Tshwane is in line with the Gauteng Global City Region Strategy which sought to reduce the number of municipalities in Gauteng.

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SAEEC www.saeec.org.za Stand: D4 The South African Electrotechnical Export Council (SAEEC), established in 1999, is a non-profit Public-Private Partnership with the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (dtic). It promotes export growth and internationalization for members in Electrical Engineering (including Renewable Energy), Electronics, IT, and Telecommunications.

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AIDC www.aidc.co.za/ Stand: C5 The Automotive Industry Development Centre (AIDC) is a subsidiary of the Gauteng Growth and Development Agency (GGDA) which is an agency of the Gauteng Department of Economic Development.

The AIDC was established as a support centre to strengthen global competitiveness in the local automotive industry and to bolster the position of Gauteng as an automotive industry destination of choice.

Automotive Industry Development Centre Your partner in becoming globally competitive A subsidiary of the Gauteng Growth and Development Agency

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CSIR www.csir.co.za Stand: D7 The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) is a leading scientific and technology research organisation that researches and develops transformative technologies to accelerate socioeconomic prosperity in South Africa. The organisation’s work contributes to industrial development and supports a capable state. The CSIR is an entity of the Department of Science and Innovation.

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DBSA www.dbsa.org Stand: C1 Since the announcement of the Embedded Generation Investment Programme (EGIP) in 2021, the DBSA is pleased to announce the approval of approximately ZAR 1billion worth of development investments in the EGIP. The Embedded Generation Investment Programme is not just an investment; it’s a commitment to a sustainable and energy-efficient future. This initiative aims to foster the growth of embedded generation projects, bringing clean, reliable, and decentralized energy solutions to communities.

“As we move towards a greener tomorrow, the EGIP is significant in harnessing the power of renewable resources. From solar to wind, the Embedded Generation Investment Programme is set to diversify our energy landscape, reducing our carbon footprint and promoting a cleaner environment”, said Lungile Tom, Head: Project Finance at the DBSA.

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Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (DTIC) Stand: A13 www.thedtic.gov.za/ The dtic was established after the merger of the Economic Development Department and the Department of Trade and Industry. The department’s mission is to drive economic transformation, foster investment and trade, broaden participation, coordinate government and civil society efforts, and align economic policies with state objectives for South Africa’s development.

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Department: Trade, Industry and Competition REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA

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Eskom www.eskom.co.za/ Stand: E8 Eskom is a strategic 100% state-owned electricity utility and South Africa’s primary electricity supplier. Its mandate is to assist in lowering the cost of doing business in South Africa, enabling economic growth, and providing stability of electricity supply, through providing electricity in an efficient and sustainable manner. The company transforms inputs from the natural environment – coal, nuclear fuel, diesel, kerosene, water, and wind – into more than 90% of the energy supplied to a wide range of customers (industrial, mining, commercial, agricultural and residential customers) as well as redistributors, thereby supporting economic growth and improving the quality of life in South Africa and the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region.

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Enterprises University of Pretoria www.up.ac.za Stand: A3 Enterprises University of Pretoria offers industry solutions by leveraging the expertise of the University of Pretoria and industry experts. Through commercial research, analytical and advisory services and skills development, we provide clients with tools for success in a technology-driven world, helping them make informed, innovative decisions based on scientific knowledge.

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Etrocento: Stand: C6 Etrocento is a boutique black-owned company specializing in the renewable energy technology distribution & sales and project development, operation and maintenance of these renewable energy projects. Etrocento was established in 2011 and duly incorporated in the Republic of South Africa. Our motto: ‘A renewable future’ is a sustainable future for all generations to come.

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GGDA www.ggda.co.za/ Stand: C4 The Gauteng Growth and Development Agency (GGDA) is the implementation arm of the Gauteng Department of Economic Development, tasked with assisting the department in leading, facilitating and managing sustainable job creation and inclusive economic growth and development in the Gauteng City Region.

Through some of its subsidiaries, the GGDA has created partnerships and ecosystems that promote economic development and the competitiveness of Gauteng.

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY GivEnergy www.givenergy.co.uk Stand: A15 GivEnergy are an industry leading energy management solutions provider, specialising in electrical battery energy storage.​ ​Domestic - A range of flexible batteries and inverters that can work with or without renewable energy supporting reduction in bills and reliance on grid.

Commercial - Larger systems that can support anything from a small office building all the way to a large hospital.

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Hitachi Zosen Inova www.hz-inova.com/ Stand: D2 Swiss clean-tech company Hitachi Zosen Inova is a global technology leader in energy and material recovery from municipal Solid Waste. Waste to Energy is our business.

We are an engineering , construction, maintenance, and operation of thermal waste treatment plants. We are a global leader in energy from waste (EfW), acting as an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contractor delivering complete turnkey plants and system solutions for energy recovery from waste.

Our solutions are based on efficient and environmentally sound technology, are thoroughly tested, can be flexibly adapted to user requirements, and cover the entire plant life cycle. The company’s customers range from experienced waste management companies to up-and-coming partners in new markets worldwide. We have more than 850 references including the world largest Waste to Energy Project in Dubail which a 200 MW.

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Green eFuels Producers (GeFP) Stand: C2 Green Methanol Corridor development in South Africa, which shall be started by the BLUEPRINT PROJECT in the Vaal SEZ.

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Lumax Energy Stand : C3 Lumax Energy specializes in designing and manufacturing custom solar mounting structures. With a focus on local and international markets, they provide robust, cost-effective solutions backed by over 20 in-house engineers, strong local manufacturing, and extensive industry experience, supporting the global solar revolution with innovative and reliable products.

STRUCTURES TO SUPPORT THE SOLAR REVOLUTION

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Mitochondria Energy www.mitochondria.co.za/ Stand: C7 Company profile: We provide bespoke energy software and energy technology solutions to power the Hydrogen Economy through a strong and tightly knit global network, family of knowledge and technology business ecosystem.

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY Tshwane Automotive Special Economic Zone (TASEZ) www.tasez.co.za Stand: E4 The Tshwane Automotive Special Economic Zone (TASEZ) is Africa’s first automotive city, an industrial hub that provides investors with a wide range of offerings to help their business flourish. We are a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) that is focused on growing South Africa’s automotive manufacturing industry. This means we are ready to provide a number of financial and infrastructure incentives to make doing business that much easier.

Our mandate is to transform the sector, acting as a catalyst for employment, boosting the country’s economic growth, and enabling socio-economic development.

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Tshwane University of Technology TUT www.tut.ac.za Stand: E6 Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) is the biggest contact University in South Africa, with over 60,000 students. It offers programs like Diplomas alongside Bachelor’s degrees and Postgraduate options. Fields of study range from arts and design to engineering, information technology, and business. TUT is ranked in the top 10 in CWUR.

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University of South Africa www.unisa.ac.za Stand: A1 The Directorate of Innovation, Technology Transfer and Commercialisation (DITTC), with its array of support mechanisms and instruments (including pre-incubation and incubation structures), forms part of concerted efforts to build the viable, vibrant, learning institutional innovation ecosystem that is so crucial for ensuring successful outcomes for Unisa’s innovation and technology transfer activities.

The DITTC Strives to: • Assist Unisa researchers and students to make an impact on society beyond the completion of a grant or the publication of a paper through the management of intellectual property • Establish national and international partnerships for incubation and commercialization purposes • Offer training to researchers and students on the systemic and legal aspects of innovation and intellectual property management • Enable the university to meet its statutory obligations in terms of the IPR Act, and • Create an opportunity for students to showcase their innovative idea

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ABSA www.absa.africa Absa Group Limited (‘Absa Group’) is listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange and is one of Africa’s largest diversified financial services groups.

Absa Group offers an integrated set of products and services across personal and business banking, corporate and investment banking, wealth and investment management and insurance.

Absa Group owns majority stakes in banks in Botswana, Ghana, Kenya, Mauritius, Mozambique, Seychelles, South Africa, Tanzania (Absa Bank Tanzania and National Bank of Commerce), Uganda and Zambia and has insurance operations in Botswana, Kenya, Mozambique, South Africa and Zambia. Absa also has representative offices in China, Namibia, Nigeria and the United States, as well as securities entities in the United Kingdom and the United States, along with technology support colleagues in the Czech Republic.

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SPEAKER PROGRAMME DAY 1 : WEDNESDAY 19 JUNE 2024 Arrival and Registration from 07h30–08h30 TIME

ACTIVITY

DAY 1: SESSION ONE 08h30–08h50

Welcome and Opening Remarks: Ms. Lungile Mashele, Managing Director, Mookodi LS Enterprise Programme Director

08h50–09h00

Purpose and objective of the Inaugural Tshwane Energy Summit Dr. Lardo Stander Chief Executive Officer Tshwane Economic Development Agency (TEDA)

09h00–09h20

Keynote Address by Executive Mayor of City of Tshwane Cllr. Cilliers Brink Executive Mayor of the City of Tshwane

09h20–09h45

Message of Support by Executive Mayor of the City of Cape Town Cllr. Geordin Hill-Lewis Executive Mayor of the City of Cape Town (virtual)

09h45–10h15

BREAK (Executive Mayor & TEDA CEO To Walk The Exhibition Floor Followed By A Media Briefing)

DAY1: LOCAL GOVERNMENT ENERGY LANDSCAPE 10h15–10h30

Setting the scene: City of Tshwane state of energy and the Energy Action Plan including the following: - Energy Generation / Energy Mix of the City.

- Recommissioning of Rooiwal and Pretoria West Power Stations status and next steps.

- City of Tshwane’s ambition to secure 1,000MW of energy independent of Eskom by 2026.

Ms. Vuyo Zitumane Chief Operations Officer City of Tshwane

10h30–11h50

Plenary 1: The roundtable discussion will cover areas including: - Alignment between the National Government, the Gauteng Provincial Government and the City of Tshwane Energy Action and Response Plans.

- Embedded Generation Trends & Off-grid opportunities - Revenue impact on local government & how to build a win-win model - Appetite of Independent Power Producers to locate projects in Tshwane under the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Program (REIPPP).

- The role of Developmental Financial Institutions in Municipal Infrastructure Development Dr. Ndivho Lukhwareni Group Head Energy and Electricity City of Tshwane Mr. Patrick Ngoepe Deputy Director General Urban Planning Gauteng Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Mr. Silas Zimu Special Advisor Ministry of Electricity Mr. Brian Day Chairperson South African Independent Power Producers Association (SAIPPA) Mr. Mohan Vivekanandan Group Executive: Client Coverage Development Bank of Southern Africa Ms. Noxolo Mthembu Project Manager Gauteng Infrastructure Financing Agency Dr. Sipho Mdhluli Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)

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DAY1: POLICY AND REGULATORY FRAMEWORK 11h50–13h00

Plenary 2: - Regulatory Framework: Overview of relevant regulations - Tariffs / Cost of Supply - Wheeling Framework - Embedded Generation Framework Session Moderator & Scene Setter: Mr. Welile Mkhize Head of Department for Electricity Licensing and Compliance National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) (I) Mr. Tebogo Snyer Project Manager South African National Energy Development Institute (SANEDI) Ms. Kiren Maharaj Chairperson South Africa National Energy Agency (SANEA) Mr. Nndwamato Tom Mutshidza Divisional Head: Energy Business City of Tshwane AMEU President (2023-2025) Ms Milicent Solomons Energy One Stop Shop - thedtic

12h45–13h00

Q&A Program Director

13h00–14h00

LUNCH

DAY 1: SESSION TWO DAY 1: CLIMATE ACTIONS PLANNING FOR A JUST ENERGY TRANSITION 14h00–14h30

Fireside Chat: This session will feature experts and though leaders who will deliberate on initiatives from international institutions, national government initiatives and private sector initiatives that are focused transitioning to a green and clean operational and sustainable economy. Discussion will provide: • Inputs from the City of steps taken and plans in place to building a sustainable city.

• Inputs from the JET PMU on planned Institutional arrangements.

Mr. Sello Mphaga Divisional Head: City Sustainability and Chair of the Energy Task Team City of Tshwane Ms. Joanne Yawitch Commissioner Presidential Climate Commission (PCC)

DAY 1: COLLABORATION AND PARTNERSHIPS 14h30– 15h15

Plenary 3: Current collaboration and partnerships that national, provincial, and local governments have on energy.

Which countries have articulated initiatives through climate diplomacy to guide South Africa’s path to net zero by 2050? How do countries and cities plan to address the climate crisis while boosting development?

How does the South African Renewable Energy Masterplan (SAREM) address the balance between climate change obligations and developmental imperatives?

Session Moderator & Scene Setter: Ms. Dorah Modise Regional Executive Director for Africa C40 Cities Climate Leadership Dr Katiana Sandra Ramsamy Policy Officer: Climate Change and Green & circular economy Delegation of the European Union to South Africa Mr Saki Zamxaka Acting Group CEO Gauteng Growth and Development Agency (GGDA) Ms. Mojabeng Manthata Head: Cities Economic Zones and Waterboards Development Bank of Southern Africa Mr. Sinawo Sigalelana Sustainable Energy Africa

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15h15–15h30

Q&A Program Director

15h30– 15h40

International Case Study: Spotlight on The Netherlands.

The Netherlands has successfully developed solutions using Dutch technology and innovation. These efforts and innovation can enable Pretoria to move off-grid and utilise refurbished power stations to alleviate power challenges.

The case study will explore how the City of Tshwane can implement "hydrogen innovations" to operate refurbished power stations with zero carbon emissions through an iron fuel (iron powder) innovation that is being implemented worldwide.

Mr. Theo Cilliers

15h40–15h50

Recap of day one Program Director

15h50–16h00

Vote of Thanks Alderman Hannes Coetzee Member of the Mayoral Committee (MMC) for Economic Development & Spatial Planning City of Tshwane

16h00–17h00

Networking, B2B, Exhibition walkabout

17h00–20h00

COCKTAIL DINNER

DAY 2 : THURSDAY 20 JUNE 2024 Arrival and Registration from 07h30–08h30 08h30–08h40

Programme Director’s Welcoming and Opening Remarks Programme Director Ms. Chiboni Evans Chief Executive Officer South Africa Electro Technical Export Council (SAEEC)

08h40–09h00

Opening Session and Fireside Chats Ms. Chiboni Evans Chief Executive Officer South Africa Electro Technical Export Council (SAEEC) Dr. Lardo Stander Chief Executive Officer Tshwane Economic Development Agency (TEDA) In January 2024, the Tshwane Mayor Cilliers Brink addressed the media on the City›s plan to procure and generate at least 1 000 megawatts of power independent of the state-run power producer, Eskom. The City of Tshwane approved a report allowing it to proceed with the 40-year lease of its Rooiwal and Pretoria West power stations to independent power producers.

City of Tshwane officials and the management from the Rooiwal Power station will present a status report of the Power stations and the initiatives being explored to refurbish and reactivate the Power Plant.

DAY 2: TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION 09h00–10h30

Plenary 4: Presentation by ESKOM - Session Scene Setter International and local trade and technology trends in the energy sector. What could work for the City of Tshwane to accelerate technological innovation within the energy sector?

Ms. Mamiki Matlawa Group Business Development Executive ACTOM (Pty) Ltd Ms. Cathy Shilubana Chief Executive Officer Volt-Hi Technology Solutions Mr. Masopha Moshoeshoe Acting Chief Executive Officer Waste Management Bureau Mr. Dhevan Pillay Chief Executive Officer LTM Energy Mr. Theo Cilliers Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer RESH2 Mr Nonjabulo Sokhela Chief Executive Officer Nepoworx

10h00–10h45

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DAY 2: LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL FINANCING MECHANISMS FOR THE ENERGY SECTOR 10h45–12h00

Plenary 5: This plenary session will unpack the financial instruments and support measures available for companies, large and small, in the energy sector. The panelists will discuss how DFIs, government agencies, and international organisations are supporting companies in industrializing and expanding their businesses to align with a lowcarbon, energy-efficient, and renewable energy economy.

Renewable energy has been one of the most exciting and rapidly expanding sectors in recent years. How are the DFIs from the African continent packaging solutions to support companies› industrialisation and expansion?

How can financial institutions support large and small companies in the energy sector?

What programs have organisations, such as the DSBD, DPWI, DMRE, etc., developed to create a commercially viable supplier ecosystem that can participate in opportunities presented in South Africa’s Energy Sector?

What international support measures are available to support SMMEs active in the green economy value chains?

Session Moderator & Scene Setter Ms. Lerato Mataboge Deputy Director General: Exports Department Trade Industry and Competition Mr. Nhlanhla Ngidi Head of Electricity and Energy South African Local Government Association (SALGA) Ms. Megan Dedekind Area Manager Business Investment Business Partners Ms Mathapelo Malao Head – Energy, Environment & ICT Development Bank of Southern Africa Ms. Refilwe Sebothoma Hakem Energies

12h00–12h30

Local Case Study: Spotlight on BMW & BIOWATT Discussants: Mr. Keziah Jooste & Ms Rebecca Sebola Bio2watt (C) Mr Sipho Marala Group Executive- Trade, Investment and Regulatory Enablement GGDA

12h30–13h00

Summary of day two session and programme of action Programme Director

12h45–13h00

Vote of thanks Cllr Themba Fosi Member of the Mayoral Committee- Utilities and Regional Operations and Coordination City of Tshwane

13h00–14h00

NETWORKING LUNCH

DAY 2: BREAK AWAY SESSIONS 14h00–16h00

Break Away Session 1: Session anchored by the Tshwane Automotive Special Economic Zone - AIDC, BMW, Ford, Nissan, TASEZ and others - Scoota.Afrika - Zero Carbon Charge (EV charging infrastructure providers) Break Away Session 2: Presentations by City of Tshwane officials on business opportunities presented in Tshwane Energy Action and Climate Action Plans. Additionally, this session will teach the private sector how to engage with the city’s procurement processes as they move to alternative energy sources. In December 2023, a Request for Information on alternative energy solutions was issued.

What are the: - Supply Chain Management policies and processes.

- RFI process followed and results. What are the next steps?

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CREATING INCLUSIVE ECONOMIC GROWTH WITHIN THE SOUTH AFRICAN AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY. The Tshwane Automotive Special Economic Zone (TASEZ) is Africa’s first automotive city, an industrial hub Africa’s first automotive city, the Tshwane Automotive Special Economic Zone (TASEZ), is changing that provides investors with a wide range of offerings to help their business flourish. the face of South Africa’s automotive manufacturing industry, accelerating economic reform, We are a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) focusedand, on growing South Africa’screating automotive manufacturing encouraging increased investment in that the isindustry most importantly, jobs. industry. This means we are ready to provide support to make doing business that much easier.

TASEZwere is anset innovative and crucialSouth special economic zonedevelopment that fits seamlessly intopromote the priorities of the SEZs up to accelerate Africa’s industrial by helping industrial agglomeration, the required industrial and infrastructure, coordinated planning key South African build Economic Reconstruction Recovery promote Plan, playing a catalytic role among in extending government agencies and the privatethe sector, and guide the deployment of other necessary development economic participation across Tshwane region, opening up multiple opportunities fortools. small, medium andismicro enterprises and cooperatives, and promoting skillsboosting development and the transferal Our mandate to transform the sector, acting as a catalyst for employment, the country’s economic of technological expertise in the automotive manufacturing industry. growth, and enabling socio-economic development.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT: WWW.TASEZ.CO.ZA

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ESTEEMED SPEAKERS Cllr. Cilliers Brink Executive Mayor City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality

Cllr. Cilliers Brink was elected as the Executive Mayor of Tshwane on 28 March 2023. He was born in Springs on 12 June 1987. Cllr Brink grew up in Phalaborwa, Limpopo and remained in Limpopo until the completion of his IEB at Kingfisher High School in 2005.

In 2006, he enrolled for his LLB at the University of Pretoria (UP). It was at UP where Brink became involved in politics, becoming a member of the Democratic Alliance Student Organisation (DASO) in 2009.

He later became a chairperson of the Democratic Alliance Youth (DAY) in Tshwane in 2010 and a councillor in the City of Tshwane in 2011 at the age of 24.

In 2012, he obtained his LLB Degree from UP and in 2013 he went on to obtain his Practical Legal Training Certificate from the LSSA Practical Law School.

In 2016, Brink became the MMC for Corporate and Shared Services in the City of Tshwane.

He held this position until May 2019, when he got sworn in as a Member of Parliament (MP). As an MP, he served on the Portfolio of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

In September 2022, Brink became National Spokesperson for the Democratic Alliance, a position he held until he was elected as the Executive Mayor of Tshwane.

Dr. Lardo Stander Chief Executive Officer Tshwane Economic Development Agency

With over 15 years of experience in government administration, private sector, and academic sector, I have developed a strong expertise in economic policy and research, economic modelling, data analysis and insights into systems of governance. As a Divisional Head at the City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, I led a team of economists and researchers to provide strategic intelligence and advice on economic development, investment promotion, and strategic economic planning. I hold a PhD in Economics from the University of Pretoria, where I also lectured and published several papers on economic growth, monetary economics and political economy.

I am passionate about entrepreneurship and innovation and have supported various initiatives and projects to foster a vibrant and inclusive local economy. I am also a former President of the South African Association for Energy Economics, where I promoted the exchange of ideas and knowledge on energy issues. I am looking to make a positive impact on the economic and social well-being of communities.

I am: • A Board Member of the Tshwane Automotive Special Economic Zone (TASEZ); • A past President for the South African Association for Energy Economics (SAAEE); • A Task Team Member for the City of Tshwane Energy Task Team; • A past Steering Committee Member of the New Higher Education Institutions for DHE; and • A past Co-chair of the Economic Recovery Task Team for the City of Tshwane.

“Everything is economics, and that is all there is to it.” ~ LS

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ESTEEMED SPEAKERS Ms. Lungile Mashele Managing Director Mookodi Enterprise

Ms. Vuyo Zitumane Chief Operations Officer City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality

Lungile Mashele is a seasoned energy economist with over 15 years of experience in the field. Her career began in the banking sector, where she honed her skills in corporate and business banking. However, her true passion lay elsewhere, leading her to embark on a consulting journey that took her to various state-owned energy companies. Currently, Lungile serves as a technical due diligence expert for an institutional investor, providing comprehensive assessments of energy projects across the African continent.

A Public Sector Renowned Turnaround Strategist, A seasoned Administrator, Great Speaker, Master of Ceremonies, Coach and Mentor and a well-rounded Leader.

Lungile’s academic background is equally impressive, boasting qualifications in economics, econometrics, insolvency law, cost engineering, and energy. She is currently pursuing her PhD in Engineering Management, a testament to her unwavering commitment to professional development. Beyond her academic pursuits, Lungile is actively engaged in the energy sector, lecturing and providing expert commentary on African energy matters across the globe.

She was seconded to Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Municipality by COGTA as part of section 154 intervention to turnaround Corporate Services Directorate, which she did successfully. She resigned as the Chief Executive Office of Amatola Water Board in November 2020 to continue with her consulting business that specialises in leadership development, mentorship and coaching and local government support. Between 2021 and 2023 she has been contracted by SALGA to be a lead facilitator in training senior councillors in various districts at a national level and City of Joburg on municipal performance and municipal governance. Her last official assignment was being part of an intervention team appointed by National Cabinet to turn around Enoch Mgijima local municipality, which ended in October 2022.

She is also a member of the Institute of Directors and the South African Institute of Electrical Engineers, demonstrating her dedication to fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing within the industry.

Vuyo Zitumane, fondly known as “Mrs Fix It” by the media, due to her leadership style, turnaround plans and integrity. She has rescued many municipalities in the Eastern Cape by being appointed as an Administrator at Sundays River Municipality, Mnquma Local Municipality, King Sabata Dalindyebo Municipality and Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Municipality.

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ESTEEMED SPEAKERS Mr. Sinawo Sigalelana Sustainable Energy Africa

Sinawo Sigalelana is an Electrical Engineer with experience in power systems planning and operations. His expertise include assisting municipalities with revenue enhancement, asset management, electricity infrastructure planning, energy planning and embedded generation.

He currently works for Sustainable Energy Africa (SEA) and involved with assisting municipalities with Embedded Generation Processes, Energy Strategies & Plans and Cost of Supply Studies. In addition to these, he is involved in the capacity building of municipalities on topics such as Power Quality Apportionment, Processing EG Systems Larger than 1MW, Grid Impact Studies, Wheeling and Electricity Pricing. Sinawo sees energy as one of the key enablers for a good quality of life and is passionate about making it accessible to all.

Ms. Joanne Yawitch Commissioner Presidential Climate Commission

Joanne Yawitch is currently the Head of the Just Energy Transition Project Management Unit She is a Commissioner of both the Presidential Climate Commission and the National Planning Commission.

She is the former Chief Executive Officer of the National Business Initiative (NBI).

Prior to this, she was the Deputy Director General for Climate Change in the Department of Environmental Affairs, with responsibility for Environmental Quality and Protection, as well as for the Department’s Climate Change work.

Joanne worked for the Gauteng Department of Environment from 1997 to 2004 and prior to that, was Special Adviser to the then Minister of Land Affairs from 1994 to 1997.

Joanne is the former Chair of the Board of Directors of South African National Parks (SANParks). She is also a Board Member of the South African Forestry Company (SAFCOL) and Chairs its Social and Ethics Committee.

Mr. Saki Zamxaka Chief Executive Officer Gauteng Growth & Development Agency (GGDA)

Mr. Saki Zamxaka is the Acting Group CEO of the Gauteng Growth and Development Agency (GGDA), an agency responsible for facilitating trade, investment and economic infrastructure development projects for the Gauteng City Region.

He is also the CEO of the Gauteng Enterprise Propeller (GEP), a provincial financial institution of the Gauteng Department of Economic Development which promotes and develops small enterprises in Gauteng.

Mr. Zamxaka is the former Acting CEO of the Land Bank, Autopax, and Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA). He has also held director roles at the Technical Gautrain Management Agency and Infinity Fund, a Section 12 venture capital fund investing in asset (movable) rental SMEs. He holds an Honours degree in Economics from the University of the Western Cape and a Diploma in International Education Politics and Economics from Bard College, New York.

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ESTEEMED SPEAKERS Ms. Chiboni Evans Chief Executive Officer South African Electrotechnical Export Council

Ms Chiboni Evans is the Chief Executive Officer of the South African Electrotechnical Export Council. The South African Electrotechnical Export Council (SAEEC) is a trade organisation established as a Public Private Partnership between South African business and the Department of Trade Industry and Competition (the dtic) to facilitate the export growth and internationalisation of its member companies.

Ms Chiboni Evans is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Certified Accountants. Chiboni trained as an auditor with Deliotte Haskins and Sells in Zambia and qualified at Emile Woolf College of Accountancy in London before returning to South Africa from exile in 1995.

Ms. Evans has gained experience working with major global organisations that include Cargill Inc., the Mars Corporation, SAB Miller and IMIS Global.

As Financial Controller Mars Inc Africa Division Chiboni was an integral part of the executive management team that guided this American Multinational’s re-entry into South Africa and thus Africa by proving financial assessments as to whether these markets were suitable for future investments by Mars Inc. Through her work as Export Services Manager at SAB Miller in South Africa, Chiboni pioneered the design and installation of a business information system for the exports department. During her tenure with IMIS Global the company won a number of accolades including the JCCI Emerging Exporter of the Year award in 2008 and in 2009 was second runner up in the Africa SMME awards in the Innovation Sector.

Dr. Zwanani Titus Mathe​​​​ (Pr. Eng) Chief Executive Officer South African National Energy Development Institute (SANEDI)

Dr Titus Mathe is a South African who is passionate about the development of Africa. He has an in-depth understanding of the various energy sources and technologies, their utilization, and benefits. Titus has more than 27 years of industrial and academic work experience, of which 8 years has been spent at General Manager Executive level, in various portfolios.

He is currently a Chief Executive Officer at the South African National Energy Development Institute (SANEDI), since October 2022. Titus has repositioned SANEDI to play a crucial role in energy matters, both locally and globally.

Dr Mathe has several academic qualifications, most notably is a PHD in Chemical Engineering from UCT obtained in 2001, Master’s degree in Business Leadership (MBL) from UNISA obtained in 2007, BSc in Chemical Engineering obtained from Howard University, USA, obtained in 1995, and a National Diploma in Chemical Engineering obtained from Mangosuthu University of Technology (MUT) in 1989.

Dr Mathe is registered with the Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA) as a Professional Engineer, a Member of the South African Institute of Chemical Engineers (SAICHE), A Member of the South African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (SAIMM), a Fellow member of the South African Academy of Engineering (SAAE), a Council member of SAICHE, a member of various Academic Institutions Advisory Boards. He is also a former member of the Engineering Council of South Africa, and a former Council for Built Environment (CBE) Council member.

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ESTEEMED SPEAKERS Mr. Brian Day Chairperson SAIPPA

Ms. Kiren Maharaj Chairperson South Africa National Energy Agency (SANEA)

Kiren is a dynamic leader and passionate energy professional with over 25 years’ experience at strategic, operational and management level as an executive in Ms Kiren Maharaj, CD(SA) Africa’s and foremost power utility and (Pty) in theLtd private sector Founder Chairperson: Trenex in construction, and infrastructure.

Chairman: South engineering African National Energy Association (SANEA) She has overseen the safe and effective production of electricity from over 14 000 Megawatts of coal fired power and headed up a R40 bn professional division, with over 25 ye Kiren isgeneration a dynamic leader and passionate energy accountable primary energy inputs for power level as an executiv He joined Exxaro in 2007 in project management and experience atfor strategic, operational and management Africa’s foremost power utility and in the private sector in construction, enginee generation. became part of the team that established Cennergi in and has infrastructure.

She previously served as the Managing Director of 2012 as Head of Project Development and Technical GIBB Power (Pty) the Ltdsafe an energy and production power consulting Support. He later had a role in Advocacy, including She has overseen and effective of electricity from over 14 Board roles in 2 industry associations. Brian has engineering offering Megawatts ofhouse, coal fired powerconsulting generation engineering and headed up a R40 bn divis accountable for primaryservices energy inputs for African power generation. and power solutions to the continent. worked as Head of Implementation at the IPP Office Kiren and other experienced South African professionfor the Department of Energy, consulted for Cennergi/ She has previously served as the Managing Director of GIBB Power (Pty) Ltd alenergy women have founded Trenex (Pty) Ltd, an active Exxaro, the Energy Council, and to Sasol in the and power consulting engineering house, offering consulting engineering energy servicesservices and investment company. renewable energy and green Hydrogen field, as we as power solutions to the African continent. having worked with PwC, PARI, and other several IPPs. Kiren is a Chartered Director the chairman of the South Kiren and other experienced South African He is currently supporting Daystar Power and Sunelex.

African National Energy Association sinceprofessional 2020 and women have foun (Pty) Ltd, an active energy services and investment company. aTrenex non-executive director on several Boards, including Since 2023 he is the chairman of SAIPPA (South African Ms. Cathy Shilubana strive for excellence. She has over 15 years’ experience of asector largeDirector locally the owned independent power Independent Power Producers Association) hasthe publicChairman Kiren is a Chartered chairman of the South African National Ene fromand both and private including the development asset a director of GIBBon(Pty) appeared on radio and television interviews on the Association sinceportfolio 2020Currently andand a non-executive director several Boards, includ programs funded by theproducer donor communities. the CEO of Volt-Hi Chairman offor a large owned independent producer asset portfolio Technology Solutions. She worked firmslocally suchtoas BDO South Sector Africapower as Ltd. She is appointed the Energy Gender electricity sector in South Africa. a director of and GIBB (Pty) Ltd. She Manager: is appointed Energy Sector Gen Associate Director: Forensic Services Deloitte as Senior Riskto the Ministerial Advisory Council and was a member of the Ministerial Advisory a member of the Plant Performance and G Advisory. Also worked in government for Council Ministryand of was Finance, National Plant Performance and Grid Infrastructure Workstream Workstream of the National Energyand Crisis Committee.

Treasury, Department of Infrastructure Health and the Department of Trade, Industry Ms. Cathy Shilubana of the National Crisiscorporate Committee.

Competition holding several positions. Energy She oversee strategy Chief Executive Officer implementation of various projects in solar energy generation, electric Volt Hi vehicles charging stations, stakeholder management and communications.

Brian Day is experienced in the electricity industry and in RE business development – in wind and PV. He has 33 years’ experience in technical, business development, and civil society fields. As a chemical engineer with a master’s in engineering management, his early work experience includes steelmaking, R&D, construction, and social justice.

Ms. Cathy Shilubana

Ms. Shilubana is currently doing MBA with MANCOSA. She is also doing Certificate in Commercial Forensic in Information Technology and Certificate in Commercial Forensic Investigation with NWU (ICFP). She also has qualifications such as the Certificate in Commercial Forensic Law, B. Ed Honours in Education Management, Law and Policy(UP), Diploma in Human Resource Management specialising in Labour Law and the Diploma in Education Ms. Cathy Shilubana strive for excellence.

She has over 15 years’ experience from both public and private sector (UniVen). She is a great public speaker with exposure of being a facilitator including the developmentprograms funded by theMember donor communities. the CEO of Volt-Hi and trainer. of Association ofCurrently Certified fraud Examiners (ACFE) Technology

Solutions. She worked for firms such as BDO South Africa as Associate Director: Forensic Services and Deloitte as Senior Manager: Risk Advisory. Also worked in government for Ministry of Finance, National Treasury, Department of Health and the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition holding several positions. She oversee corporate strategy implementation of various projects in solar energy generation, electric vehicles charging stations, stakeholder management and communications. Ms. Shilubana is currently doing MBA with MANCOSA. She is also doing Certificate in Commercial Forensic in Information Technology and Certificate in Commercial Forensic Investigation with NWU (ICFP).

She also hasqualifications such as the Certificate in Commercial Forensic Law, B. Ed Honours in Education Management, Law and Policy(UP), Diploma in Human Resource Management specialising in Labour Law and Diploma in Education (UniVen). She is a great public speaker with exposure of being a facilitator and trainer. Member of Association of Certified fraud Examiners (ACFE)

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ESTEEMED SPEAKERS Mr. Sipho Marala Group Executive: Trade, Investment & Regulatory Enablement Gauteng Growth and Development Agency (GGDA)

I am passionate about development, transformation, inclusive economic development, and international investment and trade. I have been in the economic development environment for more than 25 years and held various capacities across many organisations, for example First National Bank, Khula Enterprise Finance Ltd, Industrial Development Corporation, Mpumalanga Economic Growth Agency, Small Enterprise Finance Agency and I am now at the Gauteng Growth and Development Agency (GGDA) for the past 4 years.

I am currently the Group Executive responsible for Trade, Investment and Regulatory Enablement at the Gauteng Growth and Development Agency (GGDA).

To ensure the growth of foreign direct investments (FDI), domestic direct investment (DDI) and Exports by Gauteng based companies through support interventions and ensure invested companies in the Gauteng City Region (GCR) remains. My key focus over the past 2 years was on retaining investors invested into the Gauteng City Region (GCR).

I am holder of two master’s degrees, one in Entrepreneurship from the University of Pretoria and the other in Business Leadership from the University South Africa.

Mr. Theo Cilliers Chief Executive Officer RESH, PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICA HENGELO, NETHERLANDS

Ms. Dorah Modise Regional Director, Africa C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group

As C40’s Regional Director for Africa, Dorah leads C40’s work in the African region through cooperative engagements with city leaders and teams to accelerate the implementation of their climate change programmes.

Dorah is a sustainability enthusiast with over 26 years of experience in areas such as environmental sustainability, international diplomacy, government (local, regional and national) as well as industry associations.

She was the inaugural Chief Executive Officer of the South African Paper and Packaging Producer Responsibility Organisations Alliance (PRO Alliance), tasked with conceptualising and implementing joint extended producer responsibility programmes with and on behalf of member PROs. Her other executive role was Chief Executive Officer of the Green Building Council of South Africa, where she led the green transformation of the built environment sector through numerous green building certification tools and programmes. She also served as the chairperson of the World Green Building Council’s Africa Regional Network, with a key role of coordinating, consolidating, and stimulating the development of Green Building Councils across the African Continent.

Theo is a highly accomplished professional project director with over 30 years of expertise in project initiation, planning, implementation and execution, as well as new business and market development across various global industries. Seamlessly guiding projects and businesses towards elevated levels of growth and profitability with strategic insight highlights his visionary mindset and collaborative competence to navigate the intricate business landscape while bringing together cross-functional teams in competitive environments. He is strategically positioned between the Netherlands and South Africa collaborating closely with government-funded investors and major renewable energy projects looking to drive longterm, cost-effective sustainable energy solutions Despite spending the past 8 years traveling between the Netherlands and South Africa, Theo still considers Pretoria his home. Growing up in Pretoria and studying there, he has developed several projects, including Zwartkop Golf estate, Silverstream Estate, Eldo Lakes Estate and currently, he is working on a project involving 40 apartments on Atterbury Road. He is an active participant in the Dare To Love movement, Doxa Deo City changers, and is a member of the Pretoria business chamber.

Over the past eight years, Theo has cultivated his relationships with the Netherlands, where he also resides. He collaborates with companies and government institutions in the Netherlands to benefit both South Africa and the Netherlands for the people of South Africa through impact projects you will hear of in his presentation.

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ESTEEMED SPEAKERS Cllr. Geordin Hill-Lewis Executive Mayor Cape Town

Mr. Dhevan Pillay (MSc Eng, AP (GBCSA) Pr.Eng, SAIEE, IEEE) Group CEO LTM Energhy

Dhevan Pillay, a professional engineer, is the Group CEO of LTM Energy and an accredited professional with the Green Building Council. He is the Group CEO of LTM Energy, a registered Tier 1 ESCO, that has implemented several successful case studies in the energy and water management space including renewable energy. LTM Energy has won several global and local awards for its innovative design in sustainability projects including its proprietary utility software development over recent years. LTM Energy was honoured on the 18th Feb 2024 with the “Most Innovative Companies” award at the esteemed World Innovation Congress in Mumbai, India.

Dhevan is an external examiner for Engineering MSc students in local and international universities. He has published and presented technical papers in many parts of the world including USA, UK, Australia and New Zealand. He represented South Africa at the BRICS international conference in Russia with a focus on the green economy. He is the immediate Past President of EASA (ESCo Association of Southern Africa) and Vice President of the Southern African Energy Efficiency Confederation (SAEEC). Dhevan’s challenge and passion are in providing innovative solutions and strong leadership to improve the quality of lives through a cleaner environment.

Geordin Hill-Lewis was sworn in as Executive Mayor of the Cape Town on 18 November 2021.

Geordin began his political activism while studying at university. He has served on the oversight committees for Public Service and Administration, as well as Trade and Industry, and most recently served as the Shadow Minister for Finance.

Mayor Hill-Lewis is determined to get more done in Cape Town, and is eager to improve on the services and opportunities the City has already delivered.

Education Masters in Economic Policy: Finance (University of London) Honours in Politics, Philosophy and Economics (University of Cape Town) BCom in Politics, Philosophy and Economics (University of Cape Town)

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ESTEEMED SPEAKERS

Dr. Ndhivhu Lukhwareni Energy & Electricity Department: Group Head City of Tshwane

Mr. Sello Mphaga Divisional Head & Energy Task Team Chair City of Tshwane City Sustainability Unit

Mr. Nndwamato Mutshidza Energy & Electricity Department: Divisional Head City of Tshwane

Mr. Masopha Moshoeshoe Acting Chief Executive Officer Waste Management Bureau

Mr. Silas Zimu Special Advisor Ministry of Electricity

Mr. Keziah Jooste & Ms. Rebecca Sebola Bio2watt

Ms. Megan Dedekind Area Manager Business Investment Business Partners

Ms. Mamiki Matlawa Group Business Development Executive ACTOM (Pty) Ltd

Mr. Nonjabulo Sokhela Chief Executive Officer Nepoworx

Mr. Saki Zamxaka Acting Group CEO Gauteng Growth and Development Agency (GGDA)

Ms. Lerato Mataboge Deputy Director General: Exports Department Trade Industry and Competition

Ms. Refilwe Sebothoma Hakem Energies

Ms. Mathapelo Malao Head – Energy, Environment & ICT Development Bank of Southern Africa

Ms. Mojabeng Manthata Head – Metros and Bankable Cities Development Bank of Southern Africa

Mr. Nhlanhla Ngidi Head of Electricity & Energy South African Local Government Association (SALGA)

Dr. Katiana Sandra Ramsamy Policy Officer: Climate Change & Green & Circular Economy Delegation of the European Union to South Africa

Alderman Hannes Coetzee Member of the Mayoral Committee (MMC) for Economic Development & Spatial Planning City of Tshwane

Cllr. Themba Fosi Member of the Mayoral Committee- Utilities and Regional Operations and Coordination City of Tshwane (C)

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