Tag: South Africa

EngineeringInnovationTechnology

Six Key Attributes Driving Career Success for Emerging Engineering Talent

Modern engineering demands more than technical proficiency as industry challenges evolve. Workplace analysts identify collaboration, communication, and integrity as critical differentiators for career advancement. Young engineers who develop these human-centered skills reportedly gain significant professional advantages.

The Evolving Engineering Landscape

Engineering professionals entering the workforce today require broader skill sets beyond traditional technical capabilities, according to industry analysis. Sources indicate that global technological shifts and complex challenges like energy security, water scarcity, and climate resilience are redefining career success factors for emerging talent.

by Alvarez Jordan
AutomotiveBusiness

Toyota South Africa Partners With Durban Auto Cluster to Launch 2025 SME Accelerator Programme

Toyota South Africa Motors has announced the 2025 Durban Automotive Cluster SME Accelerator, a public-private initiative aimed at developing black-owned small and medium enterprises. The programme seeks to strengthen the automotive supply chain by preparing emerging businesses as competitive Tier 2 and Tier 3 suppliers. Industry participation from established Tier 1 suppliers is considered critical to the programme’s success.

Programme Overview and Objectives

Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM) has launched the 2025 Durban Automotive Cluster (DAC) Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Accelerator, according to recent reports. Sources indicate this public-private partnership between the eThekwini municipality and the regional automotive cluster aims to strengthen South Africa’s automotive supply chain through targeted development of high-potential, black-owned SMEs.

by Alvarez Jordan
EnergySustainability

SPS Solar Buyout Model Unlocks Capital for South African Businesses

Sustainable Power Solutions has introduced a groundbreaking buyout model for existing solar and battery systems in South Africa. The initiative allows businesses to convert their renewable energy assets into immediate capital while continuing to benefit from clean power. Companies can recover their full installation costs while SPS assumes all operational and maintenance responsibilities.

South African businesses with existing solar and battery installations can now unlock tied-up capital through a revolutionary buyout model launched by Sustainable Power Solutions (SPS). This innovative approach enables companies to recover up to 100% of their original renewable energy investment while maintaining access to clean power through long-term power purchase agreements. The model addresses the capital constraints many enterprises face while ensuring continued protection against rolling blackout challenges.

Transforming Energy Assets into Business Capital

by Alvarez Jordan