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Pure Carbon Services international
First Climate (Germany) GmbH international
Project developer
PACE Kwazulu Natal
PACE international
PACE Western Cape
Ecoinnovative Technologies international
SunFire Solutions Gauteng
Biomass Crusaders Eastern Cape
EnviroMinds Kwazulu Natal
Genesis Eco-Energy Gauteng
Western Cape
Eastern Cape
InnoVent (France) Eastern Cape
Restio Energy Western Cape
financial institution international
Entrepreneur
Innovative Energy Projects Western Cape
Kenako Holdings (Pty) Gauteng
Molwil Construction and Projects Gauteng
TST Outsourcing Gauteng
kfs Northern Cape
Supplier - equipment or services
Sustainable Living Projects Western Cape
Lumière Technologies Western Cape
New Energy Technologies PTY LTD Gauteng
Cleanergy Investment Service (Beijing) Co., Ltd. international
Global Carbon Exchange Western Cape
econic Western Cape
Gauteng
Kwazulu Natal
Interested party
CornishWeb Kwazulu Natal
Saratoga Software Western Cape
Samancor Manganese, Metalloys Gauteng
H and A Alternative Energy Systems CC Kwazulu Natal
CarbonFreeZone Ltd. international
FORTUNE BANGKOK CO.,LTD. international
CDM facilitator
FRI India international
Evolutions Markets international
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Solar TV follows World Cup fever into rural South Africa
7-Jun-2010

Solar power technology company SolarWorld Africa together with sustainable development group MamaEarth is in the process of rolling-out the Sun-TV Station project that constitutes the installation of solar-operated television units in rural regions and at

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Big Asian powers sceptical on climate deal
10-May-2010

India and China said it would be very difficult to achieve a strong international agreement on climate change at the summit in Mexico later this year that will be the follow-up to the Copenhagen conference last December.

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Minister to battle Nersa over municipal power tariffs
4-Mar-2010

A National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) decision to cap municipalities' surcharges on electricity will "not be taken lying down", Cooperative Governance Minister Sicelo Shiceka said on Wednesday.

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