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[TOP STORY] Key outcomes of the Africa Energy Indaba

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‘Interesting, yesterday to listen to Jan Malan of British International Investment, they're funding two wind farms in the Northern and Eastern Cape. Now, they're certainly not willing to support new investments in fossil fuels, the likes of coal fired power stations, but interestingly, have heightened their desire to fund transmission projects,’ says Andrew Maggs, editor of SA Mining Watch.

6 Mar 2024 7AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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