SAFEE
 

 

 
 
 
 
  • Establish a large representation of females playing an influential role in the Energy Management sector
 
 
MISSION
 
  • Promote and expose more females to the Energy management field and offer them coaching & mentoring
     
  • Create a platform for females in Energy Management to support each other and exchange of information 
     
  • Be a representative voice for woman in the sector through advocacy and influence in support of the SAEE vision

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To see who have been doing wonderful work as interim board members and who is available to be nominated to continue as a board member....
 
 
Left to right : Noxolo, Rego, Taryn, Lisa, Duduzile, Nonhlanhla, Santa, Coretta and Lesego.  Absent : Faith and Lorraine
 
 

 

 

At work with 'Females in Energy Efficiency'

At a mentorship breakfast held at the University of Johannesburg (UJ) on 10 March 2016, hosted by the Southern African Females in Energy Efficiency (SAFEE), a number of young, women students and future entrepreneurs had an opportunity to share their concerns, ideas and aspirations with regard to fitting into South Africa’s engineering and energy industry. The SAFEE (a division of the SAEE) has ventured into mentorship programmes at tertiary institutions promoting educational interest in the energy sector as a career option. This… in an effort to empower women and make all things equal in an historically gender-disparate industry. The support and motivation at the mentorship event was offered by highly respected and well established women across the country’s energy sector.
 
         
 
SAFEE UJ Breakfast - Interview highlights:
   
SAFEE UJ Breakfast - Intense conversations:
   
SAFEE UJ Breakfast - Highlights from speeches:
                                                                

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
             
 
 

 

More opportunities for women in energy sector - 14 March 2016
The Southern African Females in Energy Efficiency (SAFEE) has ventured into mentorship programs at tertiary institutions promoting educational interest in the energy sector as a career option. This is in an effort to empower women and alleviate poverty.  In an interview on Morning Live, SAFEE Chairperson Noxolo Kahlana says there are more opportunities for women in the energy sector.
 
 

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August is women’s month

 

SAFEE cocktail networking event in Durban - 22 July 2015

 

SAFEE Press Release: The Power In Women Influencing Women In Power - 19 May 2015

 

SAFEE Press Release: The Power In Women Influencing Women In Power - 24 March 2015

 

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The SAEEC is a proud chapter of the AEE.