THe DPWI Minister
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The Integrated Resource Efficiency and Renewable Programme is built upon 5 key themes:
Governance
SECURITY OF SUPPLY
Budget Rationalisation
Socio-economic Development
Environmental Sustainability
Governance
Programme will be implemented through the Innovation, Project Preparation and Delivery Office IPPDO, a highly skilled team
Programme governance is based on international best practice
The IPPDO will provide a centralised governance structure
Project Delivery is based on a bundled approach to procurement. This means that two or more Department facilities will be identified and amalgamated into a single project, based on bundling criteria determined by the Department, to create commercially feasible projects that reduce technical risks and facilitate financing.
A project means commercially, technically and geographically viable bundle of Department facilities and assets for which a Private Party will be procured to implement the design, financing, installation, maintenance and/or operation, as a single management unit, Elements (i.e. renewable energy, energy efficiency, water efficiency and waste management) of the Programme.
Security of supply
Resource Efficiency
through lowering resource demand, improving resource efficiency, promoting alternative sources of water & energy governance
Energy Security
through improved building design and system specification, and standard and deep retrofits
Water Security
through reduction in potable water demand
Alternative Supply Sources
by generating energy from renewable sources
Budget rationalisation
Budget Sustainability
Elimination of current overdraft
Savings and revenue worth over R401bn by 2050
Self Funding
The Programme will be
self funded
Government savings can be reallocated to other government priorities
Unlock private sector funding
PPP procurement method where private parties are paid on outcomes
Risk Shifting
Risks transferred to the private party through PPP
Unlock private sector funding and narrowing the funding gap
Risks transferred to the private party through DFBOT
SOCIO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Over R235 billion
Contribution to the GDP beginning with R3 billion in the first year and peaking at over to R5 billion in year 10.
Upskilling of 117 000 people is expected over 30 years
It is expected that a total of
3800 new small businesses
will be developed majority being
black-owned
146 000 Jobs Expected
It is expected that a total of Over the 30 year programme life a total of
Environmental Sustainability
Reduction of energy intensity of between 22% and 45%
Water use intensity reduction of between 30% and 55%
Reduce waste costs by 50% by 2050
CO2 and other GHG emission reduced 54.5Mt by 2050
Reduce waste and divert 50% of current waste from landfill sites. Save 12m tons by 2050
