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Extent to which we need to drive renewable investment quite heavily over the coming period. this isn'tjust about hitting climate targets — its connected to the current problems with high prices for fossil fuels, too. the iea says that without investment in clean energy — there is a risk of more sharp price changes for energy in general. it says the pandemic has hindered efforts to cut coal and oil use — with 2021 on course to see the second biggest increase in co2 emissions ever. part of the problem is that demand for energy is increasing as the world economy recovers. thiery bros is a p...

The iea says the move to greener energy would also create millions ofjobs and pay for itself — but to date investment has been going the other way. richard brooks is an expert in climate finance. since the paris agreement was signed five years— since the paris agreement was signed five years ago nearly six years ago now, _ five years ago nearly six years ago now. nearly — five years ago nearly six years ago now, nearly $3.8 trillion have gone into fossii— now, nearly $3.8 trillion have gone into fossil fuel companies. that's coal, _ into fossil fuel companies. that's coal. oil— into ...

Eskom wants to grill its former boss Matshela Koko Share Johannesburg - Controversial former interim Eskom chief executive Matshela Koko on Tuesday indicated that he would oppose the power utility's bid to cross-examine him at the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture. Koko, who resumed giving evidence at the inquiry on Tuesday afternoon, has seven calendar days to file his affidavit responding to Eskom’s application, commission chairperson Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo notified him. Justice Zondo said the commission’s legal team would also have seven calendar days to indicate whe...

LIVE FEED: State Capture Inquiry – January 13, 2021 Former Eskom chief financial officer Anoj Singh is expected on the stand. On Tuesday, the commission heard that Eskom has applied to cross examine former executive Matshela Koko, but he will oppose the power utility's bid to grill him. Koko, who resumed giving evidence at the inquiry on Tuesday afternoon, has seven calendar days to file his affidavit responding to Eskom’s application, according to commission chairperson Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo. Justice Zondo said the commission’s legal team would also have seven cal...