Emergent
Energy provides energy efficiency and renewable energy solutions and
consulting services to Southern African enterprises using
state-of-the-art technologies and methodologies.
The Emergent Energy team has extensive local and international
experience in the renewable energy and broader energy sectors,
offering expertise in large renewable energy projects, off-grid
renewable energy systems, sustainable building design, industrial
and commercial energy efficiency, and international and local
renewable energy policy.
The company is 50% owned by Saratoga Private Equity, with a further
25% owned by Sekunjalo TSG (a wholly owned subsidiary of Sekunjalo
Investments Limited, a listed black empowered diversified industrial
company). The remaining 25% of the company is owned by management.
Emergent Energy is a Level-4 BEE Contributor.
Emergent Energy is founded on the belief that our energy systems
should be healthier, cleaner, more efficient, and more reliable. We
aim to contribute to the achievement of such a system by
consistently offering sustainable energy solutions that equal or
better the performance of incumbent technologies. This ethos is
underlined by three key principles:
Sustainability
We operate on the core idea that our work should protect and enhance
the natural resources that sustain both us, and the earth that we
live on. To this end, we pursue projects that add value to the
communities, regions, and ecosystems in which our clients operate
and live.
Innovation
At Emergent Energy, we understand that modern industries and
economies are driven by creativity and innovation. Just as existing
energy technologies must continuously adapt, improve, or give way to
new alternatives, we aim to constantly improve our services and
skills, and to adopt and develop new ones where necessary.
Social Responsibility
Emergent Energy is a product of its people, and its people are a
product of the South African community. We believe that skills,
knowledge and progress can not be created in a vacuum, and that all
South African companies should actively engage with their
communities, share their experiences, and learn from their
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