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Kruger National Park goes a quarter renewable in its centenary year

South Africa's Kruger National Park, which welcomed 1.8 million guests last year, will draw renewable electricity equal to more than a quarter of its annual use through a new partnership between SANParks and Ampli Energy. Instead of covering wild land with panels, clean power generated elsewhere will flow through the national grid — letting the park's two million hectares stay devoted to wildlife.

The upbeat factorone of Earth's great wild places is cutting its footprint without touching a blade of grassland.
✓ Verified · SANParks · 2026-10-08 · South Africa
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