OP-ED 7 February 2019 Looking for light at the end of the dark tunnel that is Eskom’s coal-fired stations Chris Yelland 3 min 0
OP-ED 5 February 2019 Managing expectations and opposition to the restructuring of Eskom Chris Yelland 4 min 0
OP-ED 3 February 2019 FirstRand joins exodus of banks funding new coal-fired power plants Chris Yelland 3 min 0
OP-ED 6 December 2018 Nuclear sector governance in South Africa heads for the courts – again Chris Yelland 4 min 0
Nuclear Energy 2 December 2018 Jeff Radebe challenges Necsa board over proper governance Chris Yelland 3 min 0
Op-Ed 26 September 2018 Funding of two new coal IPPs in South Africa under threat Chris Yelland 3 min 0
OP-ED 25 September 2018 Concerns mount over Eskom’s medium-term system adequacy outlook Chris Yelland 4 min 0
BURNING QUESTIONS 17 September 2018 The coal crisis at Eskom worsens, with more than a quarter of stations having less than 10 days of reserves Chris Yelland 4 min 0
South Africa 12 February 2018 Op-Ed: Fifty actions that could and should be taken to address the Eskom and electricity supply industry mess Chris Yelland 4 min 0
South Africa 2 February 2018 Op-Ed: Ten key takeaways from the Eskom 2017/18 interim financial results Chris Yelland 3 min 0
South Africa 12 December 2017 Op-Ed: Irrational IRP madness grips the energy sector in South Africa At a media briefing on 7 December 2017 during the so-called “Energy Indaba”, Energy Minister David Mahlobo announced that the long-awaited Integrated Resource Plan for electricity, IRP Chris Yelland 5 min 0