South Africa registered 3,129MW of new private generation capacity worth R78.16 billion in the second quarter of 2026/27. Solar led with 2,045MW across 139 projects, alongside wind, battery storage and co-generation. Regulatory reforms boosted investment, but financing, grid connections and transmission constraints remain challenges to delivering operational capacity.
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