List of power stations in South Africa

South Africa produced around 245,000 GWh of electricity in 2021.[1][2] Most of this electricity is produced using coal and is consumed domestically. In 2022, 12,300 GWh were exported to Eswatini, Botswana, Mozambique, Lesotho, Namibia, Zambia, Zimbabwe and other countries participating in the Southern African Power Pool.[3] In 2022, South Africa imported 10,800 GWh from the Cahora Bassa Hydroelectric Power Station in Mozambique via the 1,920 MW Cahora Bassa (HDVC) Power Transmission System.[4][5]

South African Energy Grid Capacity
Type Capacity [MW]
Coal
45,618
OCGT
3,449
Wind
3,562
Hydro
2,290
Nuclear
1,860
Solar PV
1,717
Solar CSP
400
Biomass
71
Landfill gas
26.5
Total Capacity
58,753

South African Power Grid as of 2022

  Coal (78%)
  OCGT (5.9%)
  Wind (5.7%)
  Hydro (3.9%)
  Solar (3.6%)
  Nuclear (3.2%)
Eskom Nation Grid Production By Source in April 2023

Most power stations in South Africa are owned and operated by the state owned enterprise, Eskom. These plants account for 80% of all the electricity produced in South Africa and 45% of all electricity produced on the African continent.[6][7] In terms of share of GDP in 2012, South Africa was the 4th largest investor in renewable power in the world after Uruguay, Mauritius and Costa Rica.[8]

The following is a list of electricity generating facilities within South Africa that are larger than 1 MW capacity. It only contains currently operational facilities and facilities under construction. The net power output in megawatts is listed, i.e. the maximum power the power station can deliver to the grid.

For notable facilities that are not operating or have been decommissioned see List of decommissioned power stations in South Africa

Coal
See also: Coal-fired power station and Coal in South Africa

South Africa is the seventh biggest coal producer in the world and has rich coal deposits concentrated in the north-east of the country and as such the majority of South Africa's coal-fired plants are located in the Mpumalanga province. Around 81% of South Africa's energy needs are directly derived from coal[9] and 81% of all coal consumed domestically goes towards electricity production.[10] Historically this has given South Africa access to cheap electricity, but it is also one of the leading reasons that the country is in the top 20 list of carbon dioxide emitting countries.[11][12][13]

Power plantProvinceCoordinatesTotal Capacity
MW		Date commissioned
(planned)		Planned decommission[14]OperatorNotes
Arnot Power StationMP25°56′38″S 29°47′22″E2,3521971–19752025–2029Eskom[15][16]
Camden Power StationMP26°37′13″S 30°05′38″E1,5611967–1969;
2005–2008		2020–2023Eskom[16][17]
Duvha Power StationMP25°57′50″S 29°20′14″E3,6001980–19842030–2034Eskom[16][18][19]
Grootvlei Power StationMP26°46′S 28°30′E1,1801969–1977;
2008–2011		2025–2028EskomUnits 5 and 6 were the first test facilities for dry cooling in South Africa[16][20]
Hendrina Power StationMP26°01′59″S 29°36′00″E1,8931970–19762021–2027Eskom[16][21]
Kelvin Power StationGP26°06′58″S 28°11′38″E42019572026Aldwych InternationalNameplate capacity: 420 MW[16][22][23]
Kendal Power StationMP26°05′24″S 28°58′17″E4,1161988–19922038–2043EskomDry cooled; the largest dry-cooled power station in the world.[16][24][25]
Komati Power StationMP26°05′24″S 29°28′19″E1,0001961–1966;
2009–2013		2024–2028Eskom[16][26]
Kriel Power StationMP26°15′15″S 29°10′46″E3,0001976–19792026–2029Eskom[16][27][28]
Kusile Power StationMP25°54′59″S 28°55′02″E4,800(2022–2024)EskomUnder construction; 4/6 Units Operational[29][30]
Dry cooled[31][32][33] (Planned:4,800MW)
Lethabo Power StationFS26°44′31″S 27°58′39″E3,7081985–19902035–2040Eskom[16][34]
Majuba Power StationMP27°06′02″S 29°46′17″E4,1101996–20012046–2050Eskom3 units dry cooled (0.2 l/kWh), 3 units wet cooled (2.0 l/kWh)[16][35]
Matimba Power StationLP23°40′06″S 27°36′38″E3,9901987–19912037–2041EskomDry-cooled[16][36]
Matla Power StationMP26°16′57″S 29°08′27″E3,6001979–19832029–2033Eskom

[16][37]

Medupi Power StationLP23°42′S 27°33′E4,800 2021EskomConstructed; 5/6 Units Operational due to Unit 4 Explosion[29][30]
Dry cooled[33][38] (Planned:4,764MW)
Pretoria West Power StationGP25°45′28″S 28°08′49″E18019522016City of TshwaneNameplate capacity: 190 MW[39][40]
Rooiwal Power StationGP25°33′21″S 28°14′18″E30019632025City of TshwaneNameplate capacity: 600 MW[39][40]
Tutuka Power StationMP26°46′43″S 29°21′07″E3,6541985–19902035–2040Eskom[16][41]
Total:48,264

Open Cycle Gas Turbine (OCGT)
See also: Gas turbine power plant
Power plantProvinceCoordinatesInstalled capacity
(MW)		Date
commissioned		OperatorNotes
Acacia Power StationWC33°53′00″S 18°32′08″E1711976Eskom[42] 3x 57MW
Ankerlig Power StationWC33°35′32″S 18°27′37″E1,3272007Eskom[43] 4x 148MW

5x 147MW

Gourikwa Power StationWC34°10′00″S 21°57′38″E7402007Eskom[43] 5x 148MW
Newcastle Cogeneration PlantKZN27°47′08″S 29°58′11″E182007IPSA Group[44] 1x 18MW
Port Rex Power StationEC33°01′43″S 27°52′52″E1711976Eskom[42] 3x 57MW
Avon Peaking Power KZN 29°25′10″S 31°09′41″E 670 2016 Engie Energy [45][46][47]4x 167.5MW
Dedisa Peaking Power EC 33°44′33″S 25°40′22″E 335 2015 Engie Energy R3.5 billion (2015)[45][46][48][49]2x 167.5MW
Total:3,43227 OCGT units

Natural Gas
Power plantProvinceInstalled capacity
(MW)		 Commissioned
Richards Bay Gas Power PlantKZN3000 2028
KarpowershipKZN, EC, WC1220 2023 Q3

(2 x 225) Coega (2 x 225) Richards Bay (2 x 160) Saldanha Bay

Total 4220

Pumped Storage
See also: Pumped-storage hydroelectricity and List of reservoirs and dams in South Africa

For a more complete list of hydro power stations from large to pico size, see the African hydropower database.

Streenbras pumped storage scheme dams
Power plant Province Coordinates Installed capacity
(MW)		 Date commissioned
(planned)		 Operator Notes
Ingula Pumped Storage KZN 25°07′51″S 29°49′24″E 1,332 2017 Eskom [29][50][51]
Drakensberg Pumped Storage FS 28°16′50″S 29°35′12″E 1,000 1981 Eskom [52]
Palmiet Pumped Storage WC 400 1988 Eskom
Steenbras Pumped Storage WC 34°9′9.07″S 18°53′56.64″E 180 1979 City of Cape Town
Total: 2,912

Hydroelectricity
Gariep Dam
See also: Hydroelectricity and List of reservoirs and dams in South Africa

For a more complete list of hydro power stations from large to pico size, see the African hydropower database.

Power plant Province Coordinates Installed capacity
(MW)		 Date commissioned
(planned)		 Operator Notes
Cahora Bassa Dam Tete, Mozambique 15°35′09″S 32°42′17″E 1,500 1974 Government of Mozambique Imported through SAPP
Gariep FS/EC 30°37′25″S 25°30′23″E 360 1971 Eskom
Van der Kloof NC 29°59′32″S 24°43′54″E 240 1977 Eskom
Collywobbles / Mbashe EC 32°00′41″S 28°34′44″E 42 Eskom
Neusberg NC 32°00′02″S 28°34′59″E 10 Kakamas Hydro Electric Power
Second Falls EC 31°41′10″S 28°53′00″E 11 Eskom
First Falls EC 31°35′58″S 28°49′07″E 6 Eskom
Deelkraal I GP 5.04 Private
Western Deep Level 45 GP 4.79 Private
Saaiplaas MP 4.59 Private
Kloof 1 GP 4.52 Private
East Driefontein GP 4.48 Private
Stortemelk FS 4.47 Private
Vaal Reef 3 NW/FS 4.33 Private
President Steyn GP 4.15 Private
Kruisvallei Hydro FS 4 Private
Merino Power Station FS 28°21′49.47″S 28°21′42.21″E 4 2010 Bethlehem Hydro
Bethlehem hydro Merino plant FS 4 Private
Elandsrand GP 3.83 Private
Western Deep Level 55 GP 3.78 Private
Vaal Reefs 9 NW/FS 3.46 Private
Bethlehem hydro Sol Plaatje plant GP 3 Private
Sol Plaatje Power Station FS 28°12′58.78″S 28°21′49.00″E 3 2009 Bethlehem Hydro
Western Area 1 GP 2.97 Private
Western Deep Level 70 GP 2.67 Private
Lydenburg WC 2.6 Private
Friedenheim Hydroelectric Power Station MP 25°27′05″S 30°58′54″E 2.5 1987 Freidenheim Irrigation Board
Ncora WC 2.4 Private
Elandsrand Level 53 GP 2.39 Private
Geduld 2 WC 2.39 Private
Kloof 4 WC 2.28 Private
Ncora Dam Ncora Power Station EC 31°47′15″S 27°40′1″E 2.1 Eskom
Lydenburg Hydroelectric Power Station MP 24°59′52″S 30°26′21″E 2.1 2014 Thaba Chweu Local Municipality
Elandsrand Level 71 GP 2.01 Private
Friedenheim WC 2 Private
L Ormarins upper WC 2 Private
Geduld 1 GP 1.98 Private
Vaal Reefs 1 NW/FS 1.86 Private
Western Deep GP 1.72 Private
Vaal Reefs 2 NW/FS 1.67 Private
President Brand GP 1.62 Private
Vaal Reef 4 NW/FS 1.62 Private
Kinross WC 1.61 Private
Faure Water Treatment Plant GP 1.48 Private
Elandsrand GP 1.47 Private
Western Area 2 GP 1.34 Private
Winkelhaak WC 1.32 Private
Bakenkop Hydroelectric Power Station MP 27°5′7.8″S 30°56′44.7″E 1 1950 Piet Retief
Total: 2,283

Nuclear
Koeberg

The two reactors at Koeberg are (as of 2017) the only commercial nuclear power plants on the African continent[53] and accounts for around 5% of South Africa's electricity production.[6] Low and intermediate waste is disposed of at Vaalputs Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility in the Northern Cape.

See also: Nuclear energy in South Africa and Nuclear power
Power plantProvinceCoordinatesCapacity
(MW)		Annual
output (GWh)		Capacity
factor %		Date
commissioned		Notes
Koeberg Nuclear Power StationWC33°40′35.2″S 18°25′55.37″E1,86013,668841984[53][54]

Wind Power
  • Klipheuwel Wind Farm, Western Cape
    Klipheuwel Wind Farm, Western Cape
  • Turbines at the Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm next to the N2
    Turbines at the Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm next to the N2
  • Van Stadens Wind Farm, Eastern Cape, seen from Aston Bay
    Van Stadens Wind Farm, Eastern Cape, seen from Aston Bay
  • Part of the Cookhouse Wind Farms (Eastern Cape) seen from the N10
    Part of the Cookhouse Wind Farms (Eastern Cape) seen from the N10
  • Gouda Wind Farm just outside the town of Gouda, Western Cape
    Gouda Wind Farm just outside the town of Gouda, Western Cape

As of 2023, South Africa has 37 operating wind farms with a total installed capacity of about 3,560 MW.

The Department of Energy (DOE) implemented the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme (REIPPPP). This is a tender process consisting of "Rounds" where the cheapest tariff and most competitive Economic Development score is awarded a 20-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Eskom (the state-owned utility) as the Off-taker. The National Treasury has fully underwritten the PPAs. The South African Department of Energy allocated 634 MW of wind capacity in the – bid window 1.[55][56][57]

In bid window 2, 562.5 MW capacity was allocated.[58][59] In bid window 3, 787 MW were allocated.[60] In bid window 4, 676 MW was awarded.[61][62] In bid window 4 (additional), 687 MW was added.[63]
Wind farm Province Coordinates Turbine model Power per turbine (MW) No. of Turbines Total Nameplate capacity (MW) Commission date Developer Operator Owner Website
Amakhala Emoyeni Eastern Cape 32°10′41″S 25°57′31.4″E Nordex N117 2.4 56 134.4 2016/05 Watt Energy

Tata Power

 Cennergi/ND
Chaba Eastern Cape 32°35′13.34″S 27°57′32.85″E Vestas V112 3 7 21.5 2015/09 EDF Renewables EDF EDF
CoegaEastern Cape33°45′16″S 25°40′30″EVestas V90 1.8 1 1.82010Avianto Energy Electrawinds[64]
CookhouseEastern Cape 32°44′31.94″S 25°54′33.94″ESuzlon S88 2.1 66 138.62014Wind Prospect ACED / SuzlonOld Mutual[65]
Copperton Northern Cape 29°58′37″S 22°21′23″E Acciona 3.15 34 107.1 2021 Elawan Elawan Elawan
DarlingWestern Cape33°19′55″S 18°14′38″EFuhrländer FL62

Fuhrländer FL30

Fuhrländer

 1.25

0.25


 11 13.252008Darling Independent Power ProducerEskom [66]
DassiesklipWestern Cape34°08′16″S 19°13′42″ESinovel SL9039272014/07BioTherm EnergyGLOBELEQGLOBELEQ [67]
DorperEastern Cape 31°26′S 26°24′ENordex N1002.5401002014/08Rainmaker EnergyDorper Wind FarmSumitomo Corporation and Dorper Wind Development (A Rainmaker Energy Company)
Excelsior Western Cape 34°14′20″S 20°14′05″E Goldwind GW121 2.5 13 32.5
Garob Northern Cape 29°55′44″S 22°24′06″E Acciona 3.15 46 144.9
Gibson BayEastern Cape34°8′59.62″S 24°30′45.90″ENordex N903371112017/05Enel Greenpower Enel Greenpower[68]
Golden Valley Eastern Cape 32°50′11″S 25°54′04″E Goldwind 2.5 48 120 BioTherm Energy
GoudaWestern Cape33°18′00″S 19°02′00″EAcciona3461382015/09Acciona Energia Acciona Energia Acciona
GrassridgeEastern Cape 33°39′24″S 25°35′05″EVestas V112320602015 EDF renewables EDF renewables EDF
HopefieldWestern Cape 33°5′54.80″S 18°22′52.14″EVestas V1001.83766.62014 Umoya EnergyRMB[69]
Jeffreys BayEastern Cape34°0′8.5″S 24°51′1.4″ESiemens 2.3 MW 1012.3601382014[70]Mainstream Renewable PowerGlobeleq South Africa Management ServicesGlobeleq
Kangnas Northern Cape 29°32′41″S 18°14′18″E Siemens 2.3 MW 108 2.3 61 140.3 Mainstream Renewable Power Lekela Power/ND
Karusa Northern Cape 32°53′59″S 20°37′43″E Vestas V136 4.2 35 147 Enel Greenpower Enel Greenpower
Khobab Northern Cape 30°26′3.9″S 19°33′14.2″E Siemens 2.3 61 140.3 2018 Mainstream Renewable Power Mainstream Asset Management Lekela Power [71]
Klipheuwel (dismantled)Western Cape33°41′43″S 18°43′30″EVestas V47

Vestas V66

Jeumont J48

 0.66

1.75

0.75

 3 3.162002Eskom Generating DivisionEskom[72]
Loeriesfontein 2 Northern Cape 30°24′12.1″S 19°35′20.4″E Siemens 2.3 61 140.3 2017/07 Mainstream Renewable Power Mainstream Asset Management Lekela Power [73]
Longyuan Mulilo De Aar 1 Northern Cape 30°43′00″S 23°55′14″E UPC 86 1.5 63 94.5 2013 Longyuan Mulilo Consortium Longyuan Longyuan
Longyuan Mulilo De Aar 2 Northern Cape 30°32′32″S 24°19′11″E UPC 86 1.5 96 144 2013 Longyuan Mulilo Consortium Longyuan Longyuan
MetroWind Van Stadens Eastern Cape 33°57′41.4″S 25°14′47.4″E Sinovel 3 9 27 2014 Metrowind
NoblesfonteinNorthern Cape31°45′03″S 23°10′24″EVestas V100 1.8 41 73.82014 Iberdrola Renewables ElawanGestamp Wind[74]
Nojoli Eastern Cape 32°45′35.62″S 25°55′7.76″E Vestas V100 2 44 88 2016/12 Enel Greenpower Enel Greenpower Enel Greenpower
Noupoort Northern Cape 31°10′41.67″S 25°1′49.51″E Siemens 2.3 MW 108 2.3 35 80.5 2016/02 Mainstream Renewable Power Lekela Power
Nxuba Eastern Cape 32°44′41.27″S 25°56′28.98″E Acciona 3.15 47 148 Enel Greenpower Enel Greenpower
Oyster Bay Eastern Cape 34°07′27″S 24°38′08″E Vestas V117 3.45 41 147.6 Enel Greenpower Enel Greenpower
Perdekraal Western Cape 33°03′16″S 20°06′01″E Siemens SWT-108 2.3 48 110.4 Mainstream Renewable Power Lekela Power
Red Cap Kouga Eastern Cape 34°08′49″S 24°42′40″E Nordex N90 2.5 32 80 Red Cap Kouga Red Cap Kouga Red Cap Kouga
Roggeveld Western Cape 32°55′2.04″S 20°30′32.72″E Acciona AW-125 3 47 147 G7 Renewable Energies Building Energy
SereWestern Cape31°32′S 18°17′ESiemens SWT-1082.346105.82014Eskom Eskom Eskom[75][76]
Soetwater Northern Cape 32°44′52.06″S 20°38′42.99″E Vestas V117 3.3 43 141.9 2022 Enel Greenpower/Pele Green Energy Enel Greenpower/Pele Green Energy Enel Greenpower/Pele Green Energy/Soetwater Wind Farm Community Trust
Tsitsikamma Community Eastern Cape 34°4′31.62″S 24°30′16.57″E Vestas V112 3 31 95 2016/03 Cennergi, Watt Energy, Tsitsikamma Development Trust Vestas Southern Africa (Pty) Ltd [77]
Waainek Eastern Cape 33°57′41.4″S 25°14′47.4″E Vestas V112 3 8 24.6 2015/12 EDF renewables EDF renewables EDF renewables
Wesley–Ciskei Eastern Cape 33°18′9″S 27°22′14″E Vestas V126 3.45 10 34.5 2021 EDF Renewables
West Coast One Western Cape 32°50′3.3″S 17°59′44.2″E Vestas V90 2 47 94 2015/06 Engie/Windlab Engie/Investec
Total 3562.31

Concentrated Solar Power
Bird's eye view of Khi Solar One (Picture October 2016)
Further information: Solar power in South Africa and Concentrated solar power

Concentrated solar power uses molten salt energy storage in a tower or trough configurations.

The South African Department of Energy allocated 150 MW of concentrated solar power (CSP) capacity in the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme – bid window 1.[55][56][57] In the Renewable Energy IPP Procurement Programme: window 2, a capacity of 50 MW was allocated[58][59] In the Renewable Energy IPP Procurement Programme: window 3, a capacity of 200 MW was allocated.[78] In an additional bid allocation, bid window 3.5, a further 200 MW was allocated.

Power plantProvinceCoordinatesInstalled
capacity (MW)
(planned)		Annual
output (GWh)
(expected)		Capacity factor %
(expected)		Energy
storage (hours)		Date commissioned
(expected)		OperatorNotes
Khi Solar OneNC28°32′08″S 21°04′41″E50(190)(43)2 Feb 2016AbengoaArea: 6 km2[79][80][81][82]
KaXu Solar OneNC28°52′46″S 19°35′34″E100(320)(36)2.5March 2015AbengoaTotal investment: US$891M[83][84][85][86]
Bokpoort CSPNC28°43′26.96″S 21°59′34.88″E50(200)(45)9.3Dec 2015ACWA Power$328M[87][88][89][90]
Xina CSP South AfricaNC28°53′40.56″S 19°35′53.52″E100380445Aug 2017Abengoa$880M total investment[91][92]
Kathu Solar ParkNC27°36′42″S 23°01′40″E1003834.5Feb 2018Engie Parabolic Trough
R12bn (2016)[93][94][95][96]
Ilanga 1NC28°29′25.79″S 21°32′27.13″E1004.52018Karoshoek Consortium
Redstone Solar Thermal PowerNC28°17′53″S 23°21′56″E(100)(480)(54)12(Q1 2024)ACWA Power Tower configuration, dry cooling.
Area: 6.07 km2.
R8bn capital cost, R150M yearly running costs (2015)[97][98][99][100]
Rooipunt CSPNC28°28′58″S 21°01′20″E(150)(730)12(2021)
Total:500
(750)

Solar Photovoltaic
Further information: Solar power in South Africa, List of photovoltaic power stations, and Photovoltaic system

The South African Department of Energy allocated 631.53 MW of solar photovoltaic (PV) capacity in the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme – bid window 1.[55][56][57] In the Renewable Energy IPP Procurement Programme bid window 2, a capacity of 417.1 MW was allocated.[58][59][101] In bid window 3, 435 MW was awarded.[60] In bid window 4, 415 MW was awarded.[61] In bid window 4(+), 398 MW was added.[102]

Power plantProvinceCoordinatesInstalled capacity
MW
(planned)		Annual output
GWh (expected)
Capacity factor  % (expected) StatusDate
commissioned (expected)		OperatorNotes
KalkbultNC30°9′34.09″S 24°7′50.02″E75146.5(21)OperationalSep 2013Scatec Solar[103][104][105][106][107][108]
SlimSun Swartland Solar ParkWC33°21′00″S 18°31′46″E5(8.7)(20)Operational(2013)Slimsun[109][110]
RustMo1 Solar FarmNW25°44′13.8″S 27°25′10.49″E6.93OperationalNov 2013
(2014)		RustMo1[111]
Konkoonsies SolarNC28°53′13.56″S 19°33′13.57″E9.65(18.6)(22)OperationalMar 2014Globeleq[112][113]
Aries Solar PV Energy FacilityNC29°29′40.094″S 20°46′58.741″E9.65(18.6)(22)OperationalMar 2014
(Jul 2013)		Globeleq[113][114]
Greefspan PV Power PlantNC29°23′9.24″S 23°18′53.75″E10OperationalApril 2014AE-AMD Independent Power Producer 1[115]
Greefspan II Solar Power StationNC29°23′08″S 23°18′54″E63.2OperationalSeptember 2021Greefspan II Solar Consortium[116]
Herbert PV Power PlantNC29°0′9.45″S 23°48′7.55″E19.9OperationalApril 2014AE-AMD Independent Power Producer 1[117]
Mulilo Renewable Energy Solar PV PrieskaNC29°57′56.4″S 22°18′53.2″E19.93Operational1 October 2014Gestamp Solar[118]
Soutpan Solar ParkLP22°59.5′S 29°15.1′E28(50)(20)OperationalJuly 2014Globeleq R1.4bn (2012)[119][113]
Witkop Solar ParkLP24°2.5′S 29°21.7′E29.7(60)(23)OperationalSep 2014
(Aug 2013)		Core Energy (SunEdison) [120]
Touwsrivier CPV Solar ProjectWC33°24′51.67″S 19°55′0.86″E367524OperationalDec 2014SoitecCPV-type[121][122][123][124]
De Aar Solar PowerNC30°37′30″S 24°1′46″E48.3(89.4)(20.4)OperationalApr 2014Globeleq[125][126]
Mulilo Renewable Energy Solar PV De AarNC30°37′43″S 24°00′24″E9.7OperationalAug 2014Gestamp Solar[127][128][129]
Solar Capital De AarNC30°34′45.28″S 24°3′57.86″E75(166.4)(25)OperationalAug 2014Solar Capital[130][131][132]
Solar Capital De Aar 3NC30°34′45.28″S 24°3′57.86″E75(150)(22)Operational(Feb 2015)Solar Capital[133][134][135]
SA Mainstream Renewable Power DroogfonteinNC28°36′57.58″S 24°45′18.37″E45.4(89.4)(20.4)Operational Apr 2014
(Oct 2013)		Mainstream Renewable Power South Africa[136][137]
Letsatsi Solar ParkFS28°54′31.57″S 25°55′31.57″E64(150)(26)OperationalMay 2014SolarReserveInvestment: about $293M
Add cost R2bn over 20 years
75 MWDC→64 MWAC[107][138][117][139][140]
Lesedi Solar ParkNC28°19′04″S 23°21′26″E64(150)(26)OperationalMay 2014SolarReserveInvestment: about $293M
Add cost R2bn over 20 years
75 MWDC→64 MWAC[107][139][141][142][143]
Kathu Solar Energy Facility 1NC27°36′05″S 22°55′21″E75(179)(27)OperationalAug 2014Building Energyincorporating tracking system technology[98][107][144][145][146][147]
Sishen Solar FacilityNC27°35′12″S 22°56′09″E74(216)(24)OperationalDec 2014Building EnergyUsing horizontal trackers. Corresponds to 74 MWAC.[107][148][149][150]
Aurora Solar ProjectWC32°38′28.84″S 18°29′50.24″E(9.00)(18.7)(20)(2014)Aurora-Rietvlei Solar Power[151]
Vredendal Solar Power ParkWC31°38′7.36″S 18°30′18.34″E8.80(19.0)(20)OperationalJul 2014Solairedirect[152]
Linde Solar ProjectNC31°00′10″S 24°39′32″E36.8(87)(25)OperationalJune 2014Scatec Solar[105][153][154]
Dreunberg Solar ProjectEC30°49′39.5″S 26°12′38″E32.3 (69.60)(147.2)(24)OperationalDec 2014Scatec Solar[105][155]
Jasper Solar Energy ProjectNC28°17′53″S 23°21′56″E75175.8(21.4)OperationalNov 2014SolarReserveProject cost: $260M
96 MWDC→75 MWAC net generation[107][156][157][158][159][160][161][162]
Boshoff Solar ParkFS28°27.9′S 25°11.6′E57 (66)(142)(24)OperationalOct 2014Globeleq[113]Cost: $247M/R2.4bn (2013)[163][164][165]
Upington Solar PVNC8.90OperationalJul 2014
Adams Solar PV 2NC27°22′10.14″S 23°0′45.18″E(75)(167)(25)Operational (Aug 2016)Enel Green Power[166][167]
Tom Burke Solar ParkLP23°4′24.67″S 27°59′21.48″E(60)(119)(23)Operational(Mar 2016)Enel Green PowerArea: 148 hectares[168]
Mulilo Sonnedix Prieska PVNC30°1′27.86″S 22°21′44.02″E 75OperationalJuly 2016
(Dec 2015)		 Mulilo Renewable Energy86 MWDC→ 75 MWAC
Cost: R1.3bn[169][170][171]
Paleisheuwel Solar ParkWC32°25′23″S 18°44′08″E75(143)Operational27 April 2016Enel Green Power82.5 MWDC→75 MWAC net generation[172][173]
Pulida Solar ParkFS29°02′40″S 24°55′30″E(75)(153)Operational (Aug 2016)Enel Green PowerArea: 220 hectares (2.2 km2)[174]
Mulilo Prieska PVNC30°2′2.96″S 22°19′10.93″E75Operational(Nov 2015)Mulilo Renewable EnergyArea: 205 hectares (2.05 km2)[175]
Kathu Solar Energy Facility 2NC27°36′05″S 22°55′21″E(28)(61.6) Under development(201?)Building Energy[98][146]
Sirius 1 Solar Power StationNC 28°32′45″S 21°06′16″E86212Operational2020Scatec Solar [176][177]
Droogfontein 2 SolarNC 28°34′16″S 24°41′52″E 75Operational September 2020 ACED Solar PV with single-axis tracker[178][179]
Owned by Old Mutual IDEAS Managed Fund, African Rainbow Energy and Power, Reatile Group, Phakwe Solar[180]
Bolobedu Solar Power StationLP 23°36′58″S 30°20′32″E148300Under development(2023) Voltalia Consortium [181]
Dyason's Klip 1NC 28°34′20″S 21°04′36″E86212Operational2020 Scatec Solar [182]
Dyason's Klip 2NC 28°33′58″S 21°03′46″E(75)Contracting Scatec Solar [183]
Konkoonsies II Solar FacilityNC 28°53′30″S 19°33′44″E (75)(208) (27.8) Operational[184] September 2020
(Feb 2017)		 BioTherm Energy Solar PV with single-axis tracker[185]
Aggeneys Solar ProjectNC 29°14′09″S 18°53′52″E (40)(111) (28.4) Operational[184] July 2020
(Aug 2016)		 BioTherm Energy Solar PV with single-axis tracker[186]
Solar Capital OrangeNC 30°30′31″S 19°36′23″E (75)Contracting (March 2018) Solar Capital Solar PV with single-axis tracker[187]
De Wildt Solar Power StationNW 25°38′28″S 27°56′14″E 50Operational[188] January 2021 De Wildt Solar Limited Solar PV with single-axis tracker[189][190]
Bokamoso SolarNW 27°09′24″S 26°24′01″E (68)(130) Under development (Nov 2017) ACED Solar PV with single-axis tracker[189][191]
Under construction, scheduled commercial operation date June 2020[192]
Zeerust Solar Power StationNW 25°34′43″S 26°04′51″E 75180Operational January 2021 Zeerust Solar Company Solar PV with single-axis tracker[189][193][194]
Sedibeng Solar Power StationGP 26°25′48″S 28°03′48″E 6.5Operational May 2022 Sola Group Solar PV with single-axis tracker[195]
Waterloo Solar ParkNW 27°01′15″S 24°46′32″E(75)Under development ACED Solar PV with single-axis tracker[196]
Under construction, scheduled commercial operation date September 2020[197]
Adams Solar PV Project NC -27.38803 23.00172 5 Operational
Aurora-Rietvlei Solar Power WC -32.64134 18.49729 9 Operational Aurora Rietvlei Solar Power
Bellatrix Solar PV Project NC -31.53302 23.18094 5 Operational
Capella Solar PV Project NW -26.26704 24.56716 5 Operational
Castor Solar PV Project FS -28.56623 25.29376 5 Operational
Danielskuil Solar Facility NC -28.2105 23.5556 5 Operational
Disselfontein Solar Facility NC -29.4731 23.9098 5 Operational
Du Plessis Solar PV4 NC -30.64328 24.01085 5 Operational
Electra Capital WC -32.42097 18.73458 75 Operational Electra Capital
Greefspan PV Power Plant No. 2 NC -29.38486 23.31147 55 Operational Greefspan PV No. 2
Heuningspruit PV1 FS -27.45278 27.41222 5 Operational
Kakamas Solar Facility NC -28.78056 20.60556 5 Operational
Keimoes Solar Facility NC -28.69028 20.98 5 Operational
Mount Roper Solar Facility NC -27.34611 23.19167 5 Operational
Mulilo Solar PV De Aar NC -30.6279 24.00545 10 Operational Mulilo Renewable Energy Solar PV De Aar
Mulilo Solar PV Prieska NC -29.96766 22.31968 19.12 Operational Mulilo Prieska PV
Skuitdrift 1 NC -28.61421 19.78111 5 Operational
Skuitdrift 2 NC -28.60533 19.77175 5 Operational
South African Mainstream Renewable Power De Aar NC -30.619 24.03389 45.6 Operational De Aar Solar Power
South African Mainstream Renewable Power NC -28.612 24.758 45.6 Operational Droogfontein Solar Power
Steynsrus PV1 FS -27.90472 27.53167 5 Operational
Steynsrus PV2 FS -27.90556 27.54139 5 Operational
Upington Airport NC -28.4 21.268 8.9 Operational Sublunary Trading
Total: 1,717
(1,045)

Landfill Gas Power
Power PlantProvinceInstalled
capacity (MW)
(planned)		CoordinatesDate commissioned
(expected)		OperatorNotes
Joburg Landfill Gas to Electricity - Marie LouiseGP4.76-26.19172 27.881222014-2016ENER-G Systems Joburg (Pty) Ltd
Joburg Landfill Gas to Electricity - Goudkoppies GP 4.04 -26.28223 27.92717 2014-2016
Joburg Landfill Gas to Electricity - Linbro Park GP 3.17 -26.09375 28.12133 2014-2016
Joburg Landfill Gas to Electricity - Ennerdale GP 1.03 -26.36947 27.83272 2014-2016
Joburg Landfill Gas to Electricity - Robinson Deep GP 5 -26.23335 28.04073 2014-2016
Mariannhill Landfill Gas to ElectricityKZN129°50.707′S 30°50.180′E2006eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality[198][199][200]
Bisasar Road Landfill Gas to ElectricityKZN6.5 2009[198][199]
Total: 25.5

Biomass Power
Power plantProvinceInstalled capacity
MW (planned)		Annual output
GWh (expected)
Date commissioned
(expected)		Operator Latitude Longitude Notes
PetroSA Biogas Project 4,2 (32) 2007 PetroSA 34.173811°S 21.984621°E / -34.173811; 21.984621 (PetroSA Biogas Project)
Ngodwana Energy Project 25(198)Q3 2018 Sappi 25°34′41″S 30°39′32″E
Mkuze(17.5)(130)2023-2024
Umfolozi Sugar Mill KZN 4.5 Umfolozi Sugar Mill Pty (Ltd) -28.442732 32.184034
Tongaat Felixton KZN 9 Tongaat Hulett Sugar SA Ltd -28.834445 31.890996
Komati Mill MP 8 TSB Sugar International -25.5544 31.866333
Busby Renewables Biomass Project MP 5 -26.81201 30.44063
George Biomass to Energy Project WC 5 -33.99493 22.45337
Tongaat Amatikulu KZN 5 Tongaat Hulett Sugar SA Ltd -29.045193 31.525656
Malelane Mill MP 4 TSB Sugar International -25.275112 31.333889
Illovo Eston KZN 2 Illovo Sugar (South Africa) Ltd -26.224674 28.187927
Total: 71.7

See also

Department of Energy Data Portal - http://redis.energy.gov.za/power-producers/

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