Cattle graze at a farm on the road between St.Francis Bay and Humansdorp with the Jeffreys Bay windfarm seen in the distance. Picture: WERNER HILLS
SA remains the most unequal society in the world, according to World Bank statistics. The only way to change this embarrassing state of affairs is to allow government to intervene in economic activities. The modus operandi is to destroy all state-owned companies and build from their ashes new but privately owned entities.
. The private sector and its free-market rhetoric are not for social justice but for profit maximisation. Most renewables are not reliable. The sun doesn’t shine every day and the wind doesn’t always blow. For this reason Germany has had to start to rely more on imported energy from countries such as France and Russia. For a country to remain uncompromised in terms of energy security of supply it needs to be self-sufficient.
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Government would not like to give up that monopoly easily, because ultimately they wil just get sidelined into obscurity....
Small-scale self generation is the only solution to our problems. Govt needs to subsidise solar/battery/inverter systems on a sliding scale, giving low income households the largest subsidies.
These were [are] not rotating in East London .. I'm hurt by that
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