Hazel Maenzanise

There is a step in every wheeling project that gets treated as paperwork and is, in fact, a gate. Before

In South Africa, energy deals don’t get delayed because everyone disagrees on the vision. They get delayed because the fundamentals

In South Africa’s energy market, the most dangerous phase of a project isn’t the negotiation. It’s the waiting. Waiting for

Most South African energy deals start with urgency and alignment. Then somewhere between month four and month six, the same

South African municipalities are under growing pressure to diversify their electricity supply. The policy conversation has shifted. The regulatory framework

South Africa’s energy pipeline is not short of ambition, capital, or need. What it is short of is projects that

Most South African energy deals don’t collapse because the power isn’t needed. They stall because three practical workstreams are treated

In South Africa, energy deals don’t fail because everyone disagrees on the vision. They fail because the fundamentals that lenders,