South Africa must move very rapidly towards green energy, climate webinar hears

The ratio between green energy and brown energy in South Africa needs to move very rapidly in favour of green energy, says Climate Adaptation Lead to the South African Presidential Climate Commission and Institute for Security Studies Africa senior research associate Dhesigen Naidoo. Naidoo was speaking during a Canada-hosted webinar organised by Fasken and covered by Mining Weekly. Taking part in the webinar Johannesburg partner and moderator Mmaphuti Morolong, a member of Fasken’s global mining group, along with Department of Minerals Resources and Energy DG Advocate Thabo Mokoena, Nedbank energy finance principal Sanjeev Mungroo, and Fasken Johannesburg partner Francois Joubert, on the topic of the transition from brown to green energy and its impact on the South African mining industry.

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