South Africa his rich in minerals that, combined with the development of nanotechnology, can be used to help it develop new energy technologies.
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Research and development is critical if South Africa wants to effectively increase its renewable energy output.
South Africa has been slow to adopt renewable energy sources. One option, which has proved successful elsewhere, would be to install solar photovoltaic panels on rooftops in low-income areas.
South Africa has plans to build new power stations despite many calling for no nuclear energy in the country.
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