Eskom’s $3.6bn plan: SA’s battle against coal emissions
Eskom, South Africa’s state power utility, confronts the health repercussions of coal emissions with a $3.6 billion initiative to slash pollutants.
Eskom, South Africa’s state power utility, confronts the health repercussions of coal emissions with a $3.6 billion initiative to slash pollutants.
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Eskom is emitting pollutants from its coal-fired power plants at an alarming rate—42 times higher than China’s.
Glencore is spinning off its coal business, betting that US investors’ love for green (the dollar) will outweigh environmental concerns.
Former Eskom employees and coal-smuggling syndicate members were targeted by a “massive” inter-governmental search-and-seizure operation.
SA’s transition away from the dirtiest fossil fuel has been marred by the botched approach to the closure of a coal-fired power plant.
SA will focus on fixing coal-fired power plants and the longer-term roll-out of at least 50 gigawatts of private renewable energy projects.
Thungela Resources is seeking to buy more overseas assets, as rail bottlenecks hobble shipments by SA’s largest exporter of thermal coal.