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According to the latest World Bank carbon intensity statistics, South Africa’s carbon emissions are 0.50 (per kilogram of purchasing power parity of GDP in 2019)
According to the latest World Bank carbon intensity statistics, South Africa’s carbon emissions are 0.50 (per kilogram of purchasing power parity of GDP in 2019)
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South Africa faces an existential threat because of the energy crisis, which has a direct impact on the economic security of our country.

Solutions should encompass a number of levers, including the optimal energy mix policy, a prudential energy infrastructure financing framework and meaningful contributions to our international obligations arising from global pacts.

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