Emalahleni Chamber of Commerce & Industries (ECCI)
The Emalahleni Chamber of Commerce helps local businesses thrive by creating economic momentum, accelerating connections and enhancing the quality of life in Emalahleni.
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Expanded Polystyrene Association of Southern Africa (EPSASA)
As the association representing expanded polystyrene manufactures, raw material suppliers and equipment suppliers in South Africa, it is EPSASA’s mission to promote and grow the expanded polystyrene market.
Continue reading →Employers’ Organization of Mzanzi (EOM)
The Employers’ Organisation Mzanzi (also clled the Werkgewers Organisasie Mzansi) is an employers’ organisation which was formed and registered with the Registrar at the Department of Labour since 1997 under registration number (LR2/6/3/335) in order to create a collective body through which employers can have professional assistance and representation in terms of labour matters and dispute resolution.
Continue reading →Electrical Conformance Board of South Africa (ECBSA)
The Electrical Conformance Board of South Africa (ECB) was established in 1983 as the national umbrella body and customer champion within the electrical and electronic sector. It is an unbiased registration body listing conforming organisations, products and persons. Manufacturers, importers, designers, installers, the public and the regulator see the ECB as their partner and interface between themselves and all of the various stake holders, promoting conformance, co-operation and support. The ECB works closely with other organizations, such as the South African Bureau of Standards (SABS) to assist in the regulation of the industry.
Continue reading →Electric Vehicle Industry Association (EVIA)
The Electric Vehicle Industry Association (EVIA) is a non-profit organization focused on advancing the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs).
Founded in 2013 by uYilo, SANEDI, GridCars, BMW SA and Nissan SA as the Electric Vehicle
Infrastructure Alliance.
Working group activities served towards a guideline that was adopted and promoted for EV charging plugs, standards and signage for South Africa.
Presented to SABS and
NAAMSA.
The Electric Vehicle Industry Association is now national platform of multi-stakeholders from public-private sector based consortiums
Representations include Government departments and agencies, electric vehicle OEMs, electricity infrastructure and suppliers, Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) suppliers and ICT / smart grid service providers
Electrical Manufacturers’ Association of South Africa (EMASA)
This association is a member association of The Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa (SEIFSA) and can be contacted through SEIFSA
Continue reading →Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI)
EPRI is a top-ranked global research institute located in Cape Town, South Africa.
As a not-for-profit institution incorporated under section 21 of the Companies Act, we equip governments, development partners, and civil society institutions with the knowledge to design, implement, monitor, and evaluate strategies, policies, and programs that support inclusive social development and equitable economic growth.
Continue reading →Energy Research Centre (ERC)
The Energy Research Centre is the result of the logical merger of activities of the Energy Research Institute and the Energy Development Research Centre at the University of Cape Town. The Centre is an African-based multi-disciplinary energy research centre which pursues excellence in technology, policy and sustainable development research, education and capacity building programmes at a local and international level.
Continue reading →Estcourt Chamber of Business & Industry (ECBI)
Chamber of commerce and industry for the Estcourt area
Continue reading →Environmental Education Association of South Africa (EEASA)
The Environmental Education Association of Southern Africa is a voluntary membership based multi-sectoral and multi-organisational association of educators, researchers, policy makers, students and practitioners. The day to day running of the Association is run by a voluntary elected Council, and administered by a secretariat. It is open to all who engage with the relationship between the environment and social processes including politics, economy and development. The Association has been an integral part of the sub-regional evolvement from nature studies, to environmental education, education for sustainable development and its various manifestations, e.g. green economy.
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