JUWI Renewable Energies has said that said it would begin construction on three major private solar projects in 2025 with a capacity of 340 megawatts (MW), which will contribute around 5% to the country's total solar photovoltaic (PV) capacity. These projects, with an investment of more than R6 billion, would serve notable businesses such as Glencore, Teraco, Sasol, and Air Liquide, and are expected to create more than 2 000 jobs during construction. According to JUWI, there will be a 120MW solar PV facility for Teraco Data Centres, Africa's largest data centre company, supplying multiple locations via wheeling innovation from a generation site in the Free State. In addition, there will be a 120MW solar PV facility for Sasol and Air Liquide, in partnership with independent power producers (IPPs) TotalEnergies, Mulilo and Reatile Group.