The Tyranny of Realism

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The Tyranny of Realism- to what extent is our present and future energy development constrained by the past? This is a question that our most recent report seeks to answer.

“This volume seeks to prompt balanced discussion of a number of themes, but also presents a line of argument, that there is one decision that is unequivocally and urgently required: to prioritise the deployment of renewable energy technologies in the short term, immediately and ambitiously, and increase the share of renewable resources in the energy mix as rapidly and extensively as possible into the long term”.
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Introducing Project 90’s Keep It Bag

Project 90 is now selling our latest product: the Keep it Bag. A slow cooker bag to cook your food in which will help save energy costs. Please contact us to place your order. Continue reading →

Gee wizz, check out Ewizz

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Imagine paying less than 5c per kilometer for your daily commute, never sitting in traffic or struggling to find parking. And I’m not talking about a bicycle… Continue reading →

Power up! A Just energy transition for the south

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Project 90 has been busy planning an international conference which will begin in Cape Town next week. Participants from Brazil, India and South Africa will come together for a week to discuss their vision for a beautiful, smart and realistic energy supply for the South by 2030.

Henning Brand, our volunteer from Sweden, has been the lead organiser of the conference and he reflects what we aim to achieve. Continue reading →

Smarter Energy Choices

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As you know at Project 90 we work hard (and smart too) for social change, most notably, significant changes to our lifestyles which can eventually lead to a just and sustainable future. Our day to day lifestyle choices influence our carbon, energy, water and environmental footprints and have an impact today, tomorrow and beyond. It is just as important for Goverment to make smart energy choices and Project 90 has contributed to the compilation of the SMART Electricity Planning report – which highlights an improved approach to Electricity planning in South Africa. It includes ambitious, but achievable energy conservation and efficiency targets. Robert Fischer tells us more about this piece of important research. Continue reading →