Renewable Energy
Projects
in
South Africa

Wind turbines at a KAHRE renewable energy project in South Africa
Large scale Solar panels on open land

PIONEERING PROJECTS

HISTORY AND MISSION

For almost two decades, the KAHRE Renewable Energy Group worldwide pioneering projects in the areas renewable energies, infrastructure and real estate development that combine ecological responsibility with economic foresight.

Since 2023, our focus has been on South Africa – one of the best locations in the world for the generation and use of renewable energy.

Our four integrated major projects are creating a unique ecosystem there, combining green energy, water, industrial sites, and urban development – a model for the global transformation toward a carbon-neutral future.

RENEWABLE ENERGY

Renewable Projects in South Africa

KTE.energy — green hydrogen and wind project, Northern Cape
Wind turbines at the KTE.energy site in the Northern Cape
GreenLink.Energy — energy transmission and industrial development project
Power transmission lines and rail access at the GreenLink.Energy site
Velddrif Water and Power — solar and water infrastructure, Western Cape
Solar panels and water reservoirs at the Velddrif Water and Power project
EcoVision Velddrif — sustainable urban development project
Architectural render of the EcoVision Velddrif sustainable development

OVERALL GOALS AND IMPACT

Key Figures and Impact

USD 50 – 150 billion

Planned investment volume over a period of 15 years.

Focus Areas

Renewable energies, hydrogen production, energy transmission, water infrastructure, sustainable urban development.

PROJECT LOCATIONS

Project locations in Northern Cape: KTE.energy and Western Cape: Velddrif Water & Power + EcoVision Velddrif.

Our commitment in Africa

Locally Rooted, Globally Connected

Since 2023, we have focused our renewable energy development on the South African market, where exceptional natural resources, economic potential and political openness offer unique opportunities.

Here we are creating a platform that brings together four major projects in the areas of energy generation, water treatment, industrial development, and sustainable urban development.

These projects are interconnected in such a way that they form a self-sufficient energy and development system – locally rooted, globally connectable, but where each of the four projects also functions independently.

ater flowing through a treatment structure at a KAHRE water project