Celebrating Aberdare Cables Port Elizabeth plant’s ISO 50001 accreditation is (from left) Group Sustainability Officer, Siphokazi Jacobs, Rhino Lighting MD Heather McEwan, Aberdare PE Energy Champion, Lance Castignani, and Group Sustainability Manager Andrew Rist. The company is one of just a handful countrywide to boast the global energy sustainability accreditation.
The National Business Initiative (NBI) implementing a countrywide Private Sector Energy Efficiency (PSEE) Project with funding of £8.6 million from the UK government through its Department for International Development. The PSEE’s aim were to improve energy efficiency in large (energy spend of +R45 million p/a), medium (+R750k energy spend p/a) and small (<R750k energy spend p/a) commercial and industrial companies in South Africa through the provision of various services to assist them to identify and implement energy saving measures. Large businesses received 60% funding for strategic energy management consultation to a maximum project value of R500 000, the balance was funded by the business (about 70 days consultation). Medium businesses received fully funded energy survey of a minimum value of R34 000 of consulting services. Small business had free on-line support (www.psee.org.za), free national energy efficiency workshops and technical publications to assist them in implementing their own survey with confidence to achieve savings.
Date: December 10, 2015 18:03
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