GreenCape opens entries for SA’s first Virtual Power Plant Sandbox

Bizcommunity30 October 2026 at 06:19

GreenCape has opened applications for South Africa’s first regulatory sandbox pilot, in partnership with Integrate to Zero and the Global Grids Catalyst. The pilot — open to virtual power plant (VPP) companies — will explore how private sector VPPs can operate within South African municipal…
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