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spinning turbine@spinningturbine·
18 May

Reality is a lot of this pollution will be primary heating and industrial pollution vs power station pollution. This comment will likely be applicable in Mpumalanga’s cities and towns

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Tobias Bischof-Niemz@BischofNiemz·
17 May

Opinion: How could South Africa depoliticise its electricity planning process?

Through a 100% transparent and open techno-economic optimisation process, and clear quantification of the cost of any policy adjustments.

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