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South Africa’s REFIT Programme Starts to Take Shape
Practice Area: Renewables
Sector: Energy and Utilities
Jurisdiction: South Africa
Published: 22 September 2009
Law Firm: Dewey & LeBoeuf
Overview
The latest public consultation by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa ("NERSA") in relation to South Africa’s nascent Renewable Energy Feed-in Tariff programme ("REFIT") concluded on 3 September with a full day of public hearings in Pretoria, South Africa.
The consultation generated enormous interest, with NERSA receiving 72 written submissions and 19 presentations being made at the well attended public hearings. Presenters at the hearings congratulated NERSA on pushing forward with the REFIT programme, and on the progress made to date, but also noted the need to maintain momentum and a number of key issues and concerns still to be addressed.
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