Africa Energy Indaba for being"elitist". They believe the high cost of tickets excludes the public, and the focus is on profit rather than renewable energy and solutions to the electricity crisis.
It has been an interesting few days at the Africa Energy Indaba, currently in Cape Town, an event The Green Connection says"exposes the elitist approach to solving South Africa's…
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