Hein Reyneke, General Manager, Mainstream Renewable Power South Africa: “We will ease the pressure on Eskom and the Treasury through off-take agreements.”
Mainstream Renewable Power is one of South Africa’s leading renewable energy companies. Operating since 2009, it signed the country’s first wind project at Jeffreys Bay, and has delivered a total of 848 MW of wind and solar power plants to date.
28/02/2023 at 16h44, by Africa Business+
The company is a key player in the national Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme (REIPPPP) and currently has a renewable energy (RE) project portfolio of 11.4 GW.
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