Corporate deals power SA’s wind-energy investment

Farmer's WeeklyRobyn Joubert · 9 October 2026 at 10:30

South Africa’s wind-energy sector has entered a new phase, with private companies outpacing the state in driving investment in new projects, delegates heard at Windaba 2026 in Cape Town on 7 October.
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