'No Choice' as Struggling Energy Giant Eskom Accepts China Loan
A U.S.$33 million loan is being granted to cash-strapped energy giant Eskom to develop the Kuseli coal-fired power station, one of the main sources of electricity in the country. This decision has environmental organization Greenpeace up in arms as it says "the world is moving away from coal and embracing renewable energy". Eskom has posted alarming losses again this financial year and is struggling to keep staff happy and the country's lights on...
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25 July 2018
Greenpeace Unhappy With China's Loan to Eskom
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- South African Broadcasting Corporation
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- South African Broadcasting Corporation
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Greenpeace Africa has slammed China for its 33 billion rand loan to Eskom to develop the Kusile coal-fired power station. see more »
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