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Participation in energyDRIVE Roadshows and Exhibitions
Schools and community groups can participate in or host the energyDRIVE truck during its scheduled visits to locations such as Johannesburg, Eastern/Cape, Bloemfontein, KwaZulu-Natal, Matatiele, Umtata, Port Elizabeth, Bishop Lavis, Claremont, and others.
Roadshows/exhibitions in multiple cities: Johannesburg, Eastern/Western Cape, Bloemfontein, KwaZulu-Natal; also Matatiele, Umtata, Port Elizabeth; Bishop Lavis (John Ramsey High School); Claremont Improvement Centre and Claremont Bus Terminus
Places
eThekwini, City of Cape Town, City of Johannesburg, Gauteng, Western Cape
Reference
https://www.dut.ac.za/dut-energy-truck-creating-waves/
Amounts
R 3, R 3 000 000
Future Expansion into Swaziland and Across Africa
The energyDRIVE project plans to extend its outreach beyond South Africa, starting with Swaziland, to promote renewable energy awareness and education in neighbouring countries.
Future plan: focus on KwaZulu-Natal schools for remainder of the year, then extend nationally and into Africa (Swaziland first)