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Project Developers List 24 01 2012 LIST & CONTACTS OF PROJECT DEVELOPERS PROJECT NAME PROJECT OWNER ADDRESS CONTACT PERSON CONTACT No. E-MAIL PROJECT TYPE PROJECT LOCATION Kuyasa low cost urban housing Tel: 012 349 1901 7200 Fax: energy project City of Cape Town Private Bag X 4, Parow, 7499 Mr Osman Asmal 2716 976 2650 Cell: [email protected] Energy Efficiency Cape Town, Western Cape P O Box 35630, Menlo Park, Hydro power electricity Bethlehem Hydro NuPlanet BV 0102 Mr Anton Lewis Tel: 012 349 1901 [email protected] generation Bethlehem, Free State Province Tel: 031 910 1344 Cell: Rosslyn brewery fuel switch 65 Parklane,PO Box 782178, 082 924 2176 Fax: 086 Fuel switching from coal to project South African Brewery Sandton, Mr Tony Cole 687 1124 [email protected] natural gas Rosslyn, Gauteng P.O.Box 210367, Durban Tel: 031 560 3419 Fax: 031 Fuel switching from coal to Lawley fuel switch project Corobrik North, 4016 Mr Dirk Meyer 560 3483 [email protected] natural gas Johannesburg, Gauteng P O Box 829, Rant-en-Dal Tel: 021 883 3474 Fax: 021 PetroSA biogas to energy project Methcap (pty)Ltd 1751, South Africa Adv Johan van der Berg 425 5055 [email protected] Cogeneration 101 Devon House 20, Georgian Crescent Hampton Tel: 011 514 0441 Cell:083 Emfuleni power project EcoElectrica (pty) Ltd Office Park, Bryanston Ms Vanessa Gounden 258 3249 [email protected] Cogeneration Vanderbjilpark, Gauteng Durban Landfilling gas to Tel: 27 31 2631 371 Fax: 27 electricity project - Marrianhill and 17 Electron Road, Springfield, 31 263 1310 Cell: 083 631 Methane recovery and La Mercy landfills Ethekwini Municipality PO Box 1038 Dr. Debra Roberts 2682 [email protected] energy generation Durban, KwaZulu Natal Omnia fertilizer Ltd Nitrous Oxide Tel: 016 970 7238 Fax: Reduction project Omnia Fetilizer Ltd P. O. Box 484 Sasolsburg Mr E Jack 016 976 2650 [email protected] N2O reduction Sasolburg/ Mpumalanga Tel: 27 11 407 8123 Fax: Tugela CFB10 conversion from Sappi Kraft, P. O. Box 31560, 2711 339 6869 Cell: 083 456 Fuel switching from coal to coal to barkfired Sappi Kraft Ltd Braamfontein, 2017 Mr Johan Myburgh 9303 [email protected] biomas Kwazulu Natal Cogeneration and fuel Mondi richards bay biomass PO Box 1551, Richardsbay, Tel: 035 902 2111 Fax: 035 switching from coal to project Mondi Business paper 3901 Zephian Alberts 902 2229 Cell: 082 898 5750 Zephian [email protected] biomass Richards bay, KwaZulu Natal Rocevery and use of landfill gas Tel: 021 556 3837 Fax: 021 Methane recovery and at Bellville south landfill site City of Cape Town Ms Shrene Rosenberg 557 1078 [email protected] energy generation Cape Town, Western Cape Mondi Richards bay gas turbine PO Box 1551, Richardsbay, Tel: 035 902 2111 Fax: 035 Fuel switching from coal to cogeneration project Mondi Business paper 3901 Zephian Alberts 902 2229 Cell: 082 898 5750 Zephian [email protected] gas Richards bay, KwaZulu Natal Sasol Nitrous oxide abatement P O Box 5486, Tel: 011 344 0133 Fax: 011 project Sasol Nitro division Johannesburg, 2000 Ms Nikk Wagner 522 4965 [email protected] Waste gas reduction Sasol Secunda & Sasolburg EnviroServ Chloorkop landfill gas Enviroserve waste P O Box 1434, Rivonia 2128, Tel: 011 519 0200 Fax: 011 recovery project management (pty) Ltd South Africa Ms Esme Gombault 519 0201 [email protected] Energy generation Gauteng Province Nitrous oxide emission reduction African Explosives Ltd. South P. O. Modderfontein 1645 Tel: 011 606 3287 Fax: 011 project - plant 9 Africa South Africa Mr Lincoln Patridge 606 2426 [email protected] Reduction of Nitrous oxide Modderfontein, Gauteng Transalloys manganese alloy Private Bag 7216, Witbank, Tel: 013 693 5021 Tel: smelter energy efficiency project EcoSecurities South Africa 1035 Mr Jacob Lou , Dr. Pedro Costa + 4 4 1 865 202 635 [email protected], [email protected] Energy Efficiency Witbank, Gauteng Nitrous oxide emission reduction African Explosives Ltd. South P. O. Modderfontein 1645 Tel: 011 606 3287 Fax: 011 project - plant 11 Africa South Africa Mr Leon Aucamp 606 2426 [email protected] Reduction of Nitrous oxide Modderfontein, Gauteng Kanhym farm manure to energy P O Box 829, Rant-en-Dal Tel: 021 883 3474 Cell:082 project BioTherm SPV1 (pty) Ltd 1751, South Africa Johan van der Berg 925 5680 [email protected] Renewable Energy Middelburg, Mpumalanga Humphries boerdery piggery methane capture and electricity generation project Humphries Boerdery (pty) Ltd P O Box 431, Bela-Bela, 0480 Mr Lourens Humphries Cell: 082 332 0778 [email protected] Renewable Energy Bele-Bela, Limpopo Durban Landfilling gas to electricity project - Bisasar road 17 Electron Road, Springfield, Methane recovery and landfill Ethekhwini Municipality PO Box 1038 Mr John Parkin Tel: 031 311 8820 [email protected] energy generation Durban, KwaZulu Natal Kouga wind farm/pumped water Private Bag X 40106, Tel: 041 366 1237 Fax: 041 Renewable (Hydro & storage hydro Genesis Eco Energy pty Ltd Walmer Port Elizabeth, 6065 Dr. H.A. van der Linde 336 1415 Cell:082 825 0985 [email protected] Manure) Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape Access Trading (Pty) Ltd 30 Exclussive Access Trading Tulbach Crescent Lonehill Tel: 011 789 4320 Fax: 011 Meyerton Biodiesel project (pty) Ltd 2062 Johannesburg Terry Carter 789 4334 Cell: 083 265 2464 [email protected] Bio-diesel Production Meyerton, Gauteng Tel: 018 381 381 7056 P. O. Box 6352 Rustenburg A. J Holthausen, Kgosi Cell:083 218 99225 Fax: 018 [email protected] Renewable Energy and bio- Mafikeng Bio-diesel Mafikeng Bio-diesel 0300 Montshioa, G vander Merwe 381 7959 [email protected] diesel production Mafikeng, North West Private Bag 5024, Cogeneration and fuel Biomas combined heat and power Cape timber resources (pty) Stellenbosch, 7599, South Tel: 021 866 1225 Fax: 021 switching from coal to plant Ltd Africa Piet Ryneke 8661343 Cell:082 909 2956 [email protected] biomass Stellenbosch,Western Cape Chrome smelter fuel switch P O Box 6352 Rusternburg, Tel: 012 2051 035 Fax: 012 project Envigas (pty) Ltd 0300 A. J Holthausen 205 1654 Cell: 082 356 1292 [email protected] Cogeneration Rustenburg, North West Exclussive Access Trading 30 Tulbach Cresent Lonehill, Tel: 011 789 4320 Fax: 011 Renewable energy (bio- Alrode-biodiesel (pty) Ltd 2062 Terry Carter 789 4334 Cell: 083 265 2464 [email protected] diesel productions) Alrode, Gauteng Renewable energy Coega combined cycle gas Eskom Holdings Limited Reg generation based on wind turbine (CCGT) plant Eskom Holdings Ltd No 2002/015527/06 Ms Wendy Poulton Tel: 011 800 2634 [email protected] and water Eskom Mega watt, Sunninghill Concetrated solar thermal P O Box 1091 Johannesburg, Renewable energy electricity generation project Eskom Holdings Ltd 2000 Ms Wendy Poulton Tel: 011 800 2634 [email protected] generation based on solar Upington, Northern Cape Coal plant precipitators energy P O Box 1091 Johannesburg, efficiency project Eskom Holdings Ltd 2000 Ms Wendy Poulton Tel: 011 800 2634 [email protected] Energy Efficiency Matimba, Limpopo Gariep hydro electric upgrade P O Box 1091 Border of Northern and Eastern Cape project Eskom Holdings Ltd Johannesburg, 2000 Ms Wendy Poulton Tel: 011 800 2634 [email protected] Energy Efficiency Province Beatrix, a division of GFI P O Box 131253, Bryanston, Tel: 011 644 2484 Fax: 011 Methane flaring & electricity Beatrix methane capture Mining South Africa 2021 Dr Jan du Plesis 484 0629 [email protected] generation Welkom, Free State Transolloys Division Highveld Steel and Vanadium Vanadium iron smelter energy Highveld steel and vanadium Corporation Ltd Private Bag X Tel: 013 690 8571 Fax 013 efficiency corporation 7216 Witbank, 1035 Mr Kobus Sutherland 690 9804 [email protected] Energy Efficiency Witbank, Mpumalanga IMS Park Siute Num 403, Tel: 011 445 2451 Fax: 011 Siyanda bio-diesel Siyanda Bio-diesel Eastgate Ext. 3, Sandton Mr Desmond 445 2452 Cell: 084 556 2026 [email protected] Biodiesel Production New Castle, KZN Lilanda holdings (pty) Ltd and Tshwane lilanda methane gas city of Tshwane metropolitan PostNet Suite #144, Private Methane flaring & electricity Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, project municipality Bag X31, Saxonworld, 2132 Mr Wiseman Cell: 083 512 8363 [email protected]/ [email protected] generation Gauteng NCP coal to gas fuel switching Tel: 031 560 1111 Cell: 082 Fuel switching from coal to project NCP Alcohols (pty) Ltd PO Box 2204, Durban, 4 000 Mr Carl Freyer 462 1544 [email protected] gas Durban, KwaZulu Natal Letaba biomass fuel switching P O Box 829, Rant-en-Dal Tel: 011 233 7911 Fax: 011 Fuel switching from coal to project BioTherm SPV2 (pty) Ltd 1751, South Africa Mr Johan van Den 233 7801 Cell:082 925 5680 [email protected] gas Letaba Estates, Limpopo NOPI national organic produce International Consortium of P.O Box 473, Tel: 011 887 0800 Fax: 011 Switching from fossil fuel to Cape Town, Eden & Stellenbosch initiative future energies Bramley,Johannesburg,2018 Mr Terry 887 7833 Cell: 084 832 8810 [email protected] biomass Municipalities. Western Cape Ekurhuleni landfill gas recovery Ekurhuleni metropolitan Tel: 011 899 4111 Cell: 082 Methane flaring & electricity project municipality PO Box 215 Boksburg, 1460 Mr Tony Pieterse 774 5567 [email protected] generation Ekurhuleni Karbochem combined heat and power project - Newcastle Karbochem Road, New Tel: 020 779 37676 Fax: 020 cogeneration project IPSA group PLC Castle, Kwa Zulu Natal, 2940
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