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How SA s addiction to coal is sacrificing the planet to try keep the lights on

How SA s addiction to coal is sacrificing the planet to try keep the lights on
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South africaSouth africanGwede mantasheChris yellandDitebogo lebeaCyril ramaphosaJacob zumaAfrican institute of international affairsSouth african instituteGlobal carbonArgon poorumMinister gwede mantashe

Energy-stricken S Africa weighs need to save climate and keep lights on

Energy-stricken S.Africa weighs need to save climate and keep lights on

South africaSouth africanGwede mantasheChris yellandDitebogo lebeaCyril ramaphosaJacob zumaAfrican institute of international affairsSouth african instituteGlobal carbonArgon poorumMinister gwede mantashe

Energy-stricken South Africa weighs need to save climate and keep lights on

While South Africa is adopting more renewable energy tech, huge energy demand is forcing the country to depend on "dirty" energy from coal.

South africaSouth africanGwede mantasheChris yellandDitebogo lebeaCyril ramaphosaJacob zumaAfrican institute of international affairsSouth african instituteGlobal carbonArgon poorumMinister gwede mantashe

Energy-stricken SA weighs need to save climate and keep lights on

"Everyone acknowledges renewable energy is a massive opportunity in South Africa," said energy analyst Argon Poorum of the NPO GreenCape

South africaSouth africanGwede mantasheChris yellandDitebogo lebeaCyril ramaphosaJacob zumaAfrican institute of international affairsSouth african instituteGlobal carbonArgon poorumMinister gwede mantashe

Energy-stricken SA weighs need to reduce emissions and keep lights on

Like many developing countries, South Africa is struggling to meet growing energy needs yet avoid deepening Earth s carbon crisis, one of the many dilemmas besetting the UN climate talks, which resume in Glasgow on 31 October.

South africaSouth africanMatuba mahlatjieGwede mantasheChris yellandDitebogo lebeaCyril ramaphosaJacob zumaAfrican institute of international affairsSouth african instituteGlobal carbonArgon poorumPresident jacob zumaMinister gwede mantasheJacob zumaNuclear power

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