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A sign at Eskom head offices at Megawatt Park, Johannesburg. Picture: FREDDY MAVUNDA
A sign at Eskom head offices at Megawatt Park, Johannesburg. Picture: FREDDY MAVUNDA

Delaying the shutdown of Eskom’s coal-fired power plants may help ease load-shedding, but it raises questions about who will help fund them as lenders and asset managers have committed to net-zero emissions targets.

Business Day TV spoke about this conundrum with Olga Constantatos, head of credit at Futuregrowth.

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