Study the information below and answer the questions that follow. Article title: Cape Town's renewable energy technology centre Saretec battling to meet demand for trained technicians Saretec, with German assistance, was now partnering with Eskom in reskilling and upskilling workers from decommissioned coal-fired power stations, starting with Komati in Mpumalanga, with two more expected to follow soon. Modise told Habeck that without Saretec providing the necessary skills, it would be difficult for South Africa to achieve its Just Energy Transition, which requires not only that South Africa wean itself off its current dependency on coal for some 80% of its electricity generation, but also that, in the process, the country preserve the livelihoods of coal workers and their communities. Germany, with France, the UK, the US and the European Union, last year pledged $8.5-billion to help finance South Africa's Just Energy Transition. Germany's support of Saretec began well before that, but Nhlapo told Daily Maverick that Saretec was to receive about 10-million of the $8.5-billion from KFW to finance the building of a wind turbine tower and rooftop solar panels and storage batteries that would help the institution avoid rolling blackouts, as well as provide a realistic training environment for its students. Modise told Habeck that Saretec's annual intake of students was between 150 and 200 for its shorter courses, but below 30 for its longer and more intensive seven-month course which provided higher skills such as those required by wind turbine service technicians. She suggested, in a later interview with German TV, that the constraints on training renewable energy technicians were also slowing South Africa's conversion to renewable energy. Modise agreed, saying the only constraint on Saretec's ability to train more technicians was the lack of infrastructure, particularly the need for more workshops and laboratories, as the institute placed a lot of emphasis on practical training. "The expansion of the infrastructure is necessary to serve the continent. We would definitely require support in that context to expand the infrastructure, so if we need to take 100 or more students (on a long course) at one go, we can do that." One of Saretec students is Amanda Shayi, previously an Eskom electrical technician who is completing the seven-month Saretec course to upgrade to becoming a wind turbine service technician, enthused about the course. She noted that her expertise had previously been in wiring and maintaining the continuity of power. Shayi has completed the first five months of the course in the Saretec workshops and is now doing in-service training at the Acciona wind farm north of Cape Town. Saretec was to receive about 10 million of the $8.5 billion pledged funds. At an exchange rate of 1= R23.60, Saretec was to receive rand. (Answer hint: Type in numbers only without spaces in between. Round to two decimals. E.g., 25000050.59)