Just Energy Transition
In this conversation, Tumisang Kalagobe discusses the energy transition in South Africa, focusing on its local economic implications and the innovative Project Smart Solar.
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In this conversation, Tumisang Kalagobe discusses the energy transition in South Africa, focusing on its local economic implications and the innovative Project Smart Solar.
He emphasizes the importance of training youth for future energy roles and leveraging local talent while navigating the challenges of unaccredited training.
The discussion highlights the potential for economic growth through renewable energy initiatives and the need for practical skills in the evolving energy landscape.
In this conversation, Carlo Vizzi and Tumisang Kalagobe discuss the challenges and opportunities surrounding green energy initiatives in municipalities.
They explore the importance of public perception, the need for education and awareness, and the role of partnerships in driving successful energy transition projects.
The discussion highlights the necessity for municipalities to engage with citizens and technology providers to foster trust and collaboration, ultimately aiming for a more sustainable future.
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Instructor Tumisang Kalagobe
Most energy debates miss the point.
We argue about generation capacity when the real constraint is flexibility, orchestration, and market design. We debate which technology to back when the question should be: when do we use it, and who controls the timing?
I've spent years working at that intersection, helping climate-tech companies win grants, land utility pilots, and scale revenue across South Africa, Europe, and Australia. What I've learned is that the same grid crisis looks completely different depending on where you're standing.