The BioEnergy Atlas is an initiative funded by the Department of Science and Innovation and implimented by the South African Environmental Observation Network (SAEON). This interactive dashboard presents the finding of the feasibility analyses from BEA 1.0 with the aim of providing regional contextual information about which BioEnergy Options are feasible within the each region.
This dataset contains daily estimates (2019-2020) of PM2.5 in 71 cities across South Africa.
This dataset contains daily estimates (2019-2020) of PM2.5 in 1 466 cities across Africa.
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The South African energy supply is dominated by coal which constituted 69% of the primary energy supply in 2016, followed by crude oil with 14% and renewables with 11%.
Since the industrial revolution, episodes of poor air quality and pollution have become common phenomena in many cities across the world.