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South Africa can keep coal-fired plants running longer:... - Vimarsana News

South Africa can keep coal-fired plants running longer:...

South Africa’s top climate policy body suggested on Monday that the government could delay retirement of its ageing coal-fired power plants to address electricity shortages, adding that a power crisis had put the country on track to meet its climate goals anyway.

Just energy transition funds yet to be disbursed - Vimarsana News

Just energy transition funds yet to be disbursed

The Presidential Climate Commission (PCC) says it is yet to disburse funds received by South Africa for the Just Energy Transition.

Bloomberg News Celebrates Deadly South Africa Blackouts Because They Slashed Carbon Emissions - Vimarsana News

Bloomberg News Celebrates Deadly South Africa Blackouts Because They Slashed Carbon Emissions

Thanks to widespread blackouts, "South Africa is ahead of its target for cutting emissions of greenhouse gases," the corporate news outlet states.

South Africa beats climate goal as load shedding slashes emissions - Vimarsana News

South Africa beats climate goal as load shedding slashes emissions

It’s very difficult to recommend the decommissioning of power stations in the middle of an energy crisis, says Crispian Olver, executive director of the Presidential Climate Commission.

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South Africa Can Keep Coal Fired Plants Running Longer, Climate Committee Says - Vimarsana News

South Africa Can Keep Coal Fired Plants Running Longer, Climate Committee Says

South Africa's climate policy body on Monday suggested the government could delay retiring its ageing coal-fired power plants to address electricity shortages and said a power crisis had put the